Posts Tagged ‘Australia’
Thursday, May 17th, 2018
Article source: iredale pedersen hook
Conceptual Framework
The original site included the first church in the Mundaring region from 1903 (St Andrew’s Anglican Church) and gazebo (1980’s). Our clients purchased the church and site with the intent of adding a new residence.
 Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts
- Architects: iredale pedersen hook
- Project: Glen Forrest House + Church
- Location: Mundaring, Australia
- Photography: Peter Bennetts
- Structural Engineering: Terpkos Engineering
- Landscaping: Sue Torlach, Wild About Gardens
- Builder: Eze Construction
- Site Area: 1012m2
- House Area: 277m2
- Church Area: 65m2
- Gazebo Area: 30m2
- Completed: 2017
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Tags: Australia, Mundaring
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Friday, May 11th, 2018
Article source: Biasol
Located in Ivanhoe, Melbourne, Pinkie is a refreshing new café that promises a fun, friendly and modern experience. Pinkie is as much about community as it is about coffee and food; and our design, inspired by colour, materials and functionality, is warm and welcoming for dine-in and on-the-go customers to frequent every day.
 Image Courtesy © James Morgan
- Architects: Biasol
- Project: Pinkie
- Location: Melbourne, Australia
- Photography: James Morgan
- Builder: RCON Shopfitters
- Engineer: Vert Engineering
- Area (sqm): 100 sqm
- Completion (Month/Year): 30 October 2017
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Tags: Australia, Melbourne
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Wednesday, April 25th, 2018
Article source: THOSE ARCHITECTS
NOT SO SUBURBAN, SUBURBAN. A new dwelling where a generous visual and physical connection to the greater suburban block is the imperative.
Sydney, Australia. Traditionally, regardless of orientation the Australian suburban block is longer than it is wide. Typically, dwellings are built to the side boundary setback in order to maximise the floor plate along its length. The result is often a feeble connection to the rear yard rendering it the bastion of the weekend bbq and resulting in poor solar access, inefficient circulation and suffering from a lack of natural ventilation. Further, in the absence of a panoramic view, as is the case with this house, the result can leave one feeling walled in, constrained and disconnected.
 Image Courtesy © Luc Remond
- Architects: THOSE ARCHITECTS
- Project: House Frances
- Location: Sydney, Australia
- Photography: Luc Remond
- Project Team: Simon Addinall, Ben Mitchell, Emiliano Miranda, Luke Hallaways
- Structural Engineer: Cantilever Engineers
- Hydraulic Engineer: ITM Design
- Landscape: Terry Boyle / Tig Crowley Designs
- Project Size: 250sqm
- Design Documentation: 10 months
- Construction: 12 months
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Tags: Australia, Sydney
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Friday, April 20th, 2018
Article source: ZWEI Interiors Architecture
Evolving from a much-loved mobile coffee outlet within RMIT University, the design captures the temporary origins of Little Bang Espresso but also maximises exposure within a tight footprint. The solution unfolds/unpacks the space; the door that becomes a menu wall, a pivoting coffee bench and counter units that couple together.
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Tags: Australia, Melbourne
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Wednesday, April 11th, 2018
Article source: Teeland Architects
A family house in the noosa hinterland that connects to the ground and opens to the bush, ocean, stars and sky.
 Image Courtesy © Teeland Architects
- Architects: Teeland Architects
- Project: Tinbeerwah House
- Location: Noosa, Australia
- Project size: 260 m2
- Site Size: 8745 m2
- Building Levels: 1
- Completion Date: 2017
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Tags: Australia, Noosa
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Wednesday, April 11th, 2018
Article source: Chan Architecture
Renovating a semi-detached, single fronted Edwardian terrace house always poses a unique set of challenges. The sites are often long and narrow with a shared party wall on one side and an existing house which can be over 100 years old. The main challenge is always how to create modern, flexible, light-filled spaces with limited site access and a tight budget.
 Image Courtesy © Tatjana Plitt
- Architects: Chan Architecture
- Project: Brunswick House
- Location: Brunswick, Melbourne, Australia
- Photography: Tatjana Plitt
- Software used: Autocad, SketchUp
- Project Team: Anthony Chan, Meyvin Puspita
- Structural Engineer: Greer Consulting Engineers
- Building Surveyor: Wilsmore Nelson Group
- Completed: 2017
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Tags: Australia, Melbourne
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Monday, April 2nd, 2018
Article source: v2com
Design ingenuity and a dose of respect for its original Gothic Revival bones deliver a blighted 1870s harbourside home in Sydney into the 21st century.
CROSSING THE GOTHIC REVIVAL threshold of Maybanke, the waterfront home on Sydney Harbour with a distinguished history, is to traverse 150 years in a few short steps.
Panoramic water views, an abundance of penetrating antipodean light and a five-storey sculptural stair – that together would surely have befuddled and amazed the 1870s sensibilities of the individuals who built the original building – leave the modern visitor in no doubt which century this home now squarely belongs.
 View of the harbour facade, garden and pool, Image Courtesy © Michael Nicholson
- Architects: Allen Jack+Cottier Architects Pty Ltd
- Project: Maybanke
- Location: Sydney, Australia
- Photography: Michael Nicholson, Rose Repetti, Historical photographs
- Landscape Architect: Terragram
- Clients: Naomi Simson and Stuart King
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Tags: Australia, Sydney
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Thursday, March 29th, 2018
Article source: TONY OWEN PARTNERS
Sovereign consists of 23 town houses in Sylvania. The site has direct water frontage and panoramic views on the Georges River, Sothern Sydney. Half off the site has not been developed and remains bushland. This area contains dramatic native sandstone escarpments.
 Image Courtesy © Tony Owen Partners
- Architects: TONY OWEN PARTNERS
- Project: Sovereign Sylvannia
- Location: Sydney, Australia
- Software used: Autocad, Revit, Maya, 3D Studio VIZ
- Developer: HIGA Pty Ltd
- Structural Engineer: Meinhardt
- Builder: HIGA Pty Ltd
- Stormwater Engineer: Meinhardt
- Mechanical Engineer: Erbas
- Electrical Engineer: G Force
- Fire Engineer: MCD Pty Ltd
- Landscape: John Lock
- BCA Consultant: Brentnall
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Tags: Australia, Sydney
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Thursday, March 22nd, 2018
Article source: WOWOWA Architecture & Interiors
Glamour, colour and retiree joy in Glenferrie. This alteration to a spacious early 80s apartment celebrates the colours of its terracotta building and by re-orientating the kitchen area around a “V” shaped island acting as an informal table, creates a playful & functional contemporary gem to grown old in.
The brief: design us a joyful colourful space that will make us smile. We have many clients who have spent most of their time in heritage family homes and this is their chance to enjoy a fresh modern aesthetic. A purge of old furniture can be good for the soul and crisp white walls were a must for the clients – a hangover from the elaborately multi-coloured Victorian decor of their former dwelling. The Loom rug became our colour muse. The 80s terracotta coloured building exterior set up the use of the beautiful orange Sydney blue gum timber, but the rug instantly gave that fabulous colour injection. A pair of WOWOWA’s own copper Rosella pendants hang in the living room – a lovely reminder as, like the couple, Rosella’s mate for life.
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Tags: Australia, Kooyong
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Thursday, March 22nd, 2018
Article source: FMD Architects
‘Old Be-al’ is the loving nick-name given to the beautifully old, gnarled Mallee river redgum at the rear of this classic, single story brick veneer home from the inter-war period in Melbourne’s inner-east.
 Image Courtesy © John Gollings
- Architects: FMD Architects
- Project: Old Be-al House
- Location: Melbourne, Australia
- Photography: John Gollings
- Project Team: Fiona Dunin, Alice Edmonds, Jayme Collins, Rob Kolak
- Structural Engineer: Perrett Simpson
- Builder: Dimpat Construction
- Floor Area: 129 m2
- Project Completion: 2017
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Tags: Australia, Melbourne
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