ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Australia’Coorparoo House in Australia by Alexandra Buchanan ArchitectureFriday, July 27th, 2018Article source: Alexandra Buchanan Architecture Coorparoo House carefully negotiates a sloping site and captures views of the city skyline and a swathe of Eucalypts to create a custom dwelling in tune with its surroundings.  Image Courtesy © JESSIE & JONES
Tunnel House in Australia by MODO ArchitectureWednesday, July 25th, 2018Article source: MODO Architecture The client approach us with a brief to renovate their double fronted cottage in hawthorn, after a few briefing session with the clients, it became very clear that their lifestyle revolved around their garden and spending their days outdoor as much as possible. Unfortunately, their existing house doesn’t utilise the exterior as well as it could, and being completely south facing, the central body of the house remains quite dark most of the year.  Image Courtesy © MODO Architecture
Bustle House in Melbourne, Australia by FMD ArchitectsTuesday, July 17th, 2018Article source: FMD Architects The very familiar task of renovating and extending an ageing, unavailing nineteenth-century Victorian terrace in inner-Melbourne quickly developed itself into a larger and more concerning conversation about how our constantly changing society lives and responds to the ageing and preservation of architecture of the past.  Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts
Lawes St Extension – Hawthorn in Australia by Habitech SystemsTuesday, July 10th, 2018Article source: Habitech Systems The Hawthorn – Lawes Street extension is a project to rejuvenate an original Victorian cottage and bring it up to modern, high performing standards. The street façade was to be refinished and the rear addition replaced with a modern and efficient open living space. The property had been brown brick-clad in the eighties with an ineffective addition to the rear.  Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese
Sustainable Terrace in Melbourne, Australia by Green Sheep CollectiveMonday, July 9th, 2018Article source: Green Sheep Collective This modern terrace house brings great amenity to a challenging site, creating beautiful indoor spaces with great flexibility of function and connection to the outdoors. A long, narrow property with a two storey building on the north boundary, the site for this new home presented a great challenge in providing good passive solar design.  Image Courtesy © Green Sheep Collective
Cobram Library & Learning Centre in Australia by CohenLeigh ArchitectsMonday, July 9th, 2018Article source: CohenLeigh Architects The Cobram Library & Learning Centre is a distinctively ‘local’ library, embracing emerging technologies & promoting flexible learning & library spaces across all ages. How do you create a distinctively ‘local’ library?  Image Courtesy © CohenLeigh Architects
Headland House in New South Wales, Australia by Atelier Andy CarsonSunday, July 8th, 2018Article source: Atelier Andy Carson This new home designed by Atelier Andy Carson is a sanctuary from its harsh surrounds, perched on a sprawling coastal site overlooking Werri Beach, New South Wales. Green pastures and paddocks running dairy cows line this 150-acre property on one side, rugged coastal cliffs and ocean on the other.  Image Courtesy © Atelier Andy Carson
Brunswick West House in Australia by TAYLOR KNIGHTS ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR DESIGNMonday, July 2nd, 2018Article source: TAYLOR KNIGHTS ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR DESIGN Brunswick West House is a small-scale, 50-square-metre alteration and addition to a Californian Bungalow home. The addition forms a low-volume, compact intervention on the project’s site, that aims to re-engage the home with the generous north-facing garden beyond. The modest nature of the project called for simple, incisive moves that would sidestep the need for an arduous and costly re-configuration of the existing home. In turn, our strategy looked to repurpose an ivy-lined sideway, creating a new, central entry for the home. This approach enables the home to operate succinctly in two halves: the original rooms now accommodate more private activities, while the addition forms its new social heart. These new living spaces are arranged in and around three sculptural masonry walls, creating nooks and reveals within the open plan – spaces that could offer a place to sit and share with family, or retreat within at other times.  Image Courtesy © Tom Blachford
K2 House in Melbourne, Australia by FMD ArchitectsMonday, July 2nd, 2018Article source: FMD Architects K2 House is the second stage upper floor extension to a renovation completed by fmd architects in 2008. The original brief for a young bachelor, was revised to now meet the needs of a young family with pets. The clients wanted to maintain the initial design intent while adding further versatile spaces to a bustling home.  Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts
The Light Box in Melbourne, Australia by Finnis ArchitectsFriday, June 29th, 2018Article source: Finnis Architects The Light Box is a Californian bungalow renovation located in an area of significant heritage in Northcote, Melbourne.. It was important when designing this home not to denote but rather aim to uphold and celebrate the original charm of the dwelling.  Image Courtesy © Finnis Architects
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