Bass Coast Farmhouse / John Wardle Architects
Bass Coast Farmhouse is a robust coastal home, ready to be inhabited by family and friends and created to tackle the harsh climate.
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Host House / Splinter Society
Commencing as a worker’s cottage, the Host House evolved through an incremental design process, expanding to accommodate a growing family.
Kew Residence / John Wardle Architects
The founder of John Wardle Architects has remodelled Kew Residence, his Melbourne home of 25 years, using Victorian ash and handmade glazed tiles from Japan.
Albert Park Residence / GOLDEN
Honoured with the task of revitalising one of Melbourne’s most significant heritage listed homes, Albert Park Residence finds resolve in a respectful balance between authentic preservation and contemporary design.
Red Hill Farm House: A Modern Twist on Rural Architecture
In a celebration of the surrounding architectural and design vernacular but with a modern, contemporary interpretation, the Red Hill Farm House exudes a rural character but with an appropriateness to function imbedded deep in its design.
Freshwater Place Apartment / John Wardle Architects
Freshwater Place apartment on the fifty-sixth floor is like a theatre box from which to view the city. Completely re-planned to accommodate a couple with a growing family, spaces for family engagement are balanced with others for retreat within a small footprint.
Victorian Terrace House Transformed by Fiona Lynch
The brief given by our client for this Victorian Terrace was to create a space in which they could relax but also entertain guests. When replanning their dining and formal living areas, we played with textures to create an engaging space suitable for various uses.
DDM Residence in Melbourne / Mim Design
DDM residence is an old house transformed by Mim Design into a a bright and comfortable home. In desperate need of some love and care, this mid-century home in Melbourne’s leafy east has a new lease of life. Mim Design connected spaces making the home light, bright and welcoming, while retaining the integrity of the interior mid-century features that are all too often lost.