ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Melbourne’The Corner House in Melbourne, Australia by POLY STUDIOSunday, October 23rd, 2016Article source: POLY STUDIO This project involved the re-configuration and extension of an Edwardian weatherboard house in the Melbourne suburb of Balaclava to provide for the evolving needs of a young family.  Image Courtesy © Tatjana Plitt
PKR Residence in Melbourne, Australia by Biasol: Design StudioFriday, July 22nd, 2016Article source: Biasol: Design Studio Located in Melbourne’s leafy suburb of Ivanhoe, this once traditional family home has been transformed by the Studio into a modern interpretation of a Hamptons’ style of living – an aesthetic that combines a relaxed sophistication with airy elegant living. Our client’s brief was to create a modern light-filled home that encouraged their love for entertaining and casual living. To meet their requirements, we designed a spacious open-plan home that embraced the abundance of natural light, to not only make it welcoming but also visually impressive and highly functional.  Image Courtesy © Daniel Aulsebrook
600 Collins Street in Melbourne, Australia by Zaha Hadid ArchitectsThursday, July 21st, 2016Article source: Zaha Hadid Architects Located on the Western boundary of Melbourne’s Central Business District, at the nexus between Collins Street and the Docklands, 600 Collins Street is within an area of the city that is evolving into a new precinct in its own right. Melbourne’s renowned cultural attractions, festivals and community events contribute to the city’s listing as ‘the most liveable city in the world’.  Image Courtesy © VA, Zaha Hadid Architects
Alfred House in Melbourne, Australia by Andrew Maynard ArchitectsFriday, July 8th, 2016Article source: Andrew Maynard Architects In a Nutshell Alfred House is an addition and reconfiguration of an existing two storey, two bedroom terrace, with a tired lean-to that had little relationship with the exterior space. The client wanted us to replicate one of our previous projects, Vader House, as they liked the idea of a centralised courtyard. It was an interesting idea for us to revisit and to evolve, as we were able to push the concept further due to the property’s connection with the laneway. The big challenge was that Alfred had less than half of Vader’s budget.  Image Courtesy © Fraser Marsden
Boutique Apartment Building in Melbourne, Australia designed by DROO PROJECTSFriday, May 13th, 2016Article source: DROO PROJECTS DROO Projects is a Paris/London based studio specializing in high end residential design. This boutique apartment building tucked in behind a narrow listed Shop House building, in Melbourne’s inner suburb of Hawthorn. The long narrow Shop house building typology allowed for the existing building to be extended to create a two compact mini towers to the rear separated by a generous courtyard internally, providing light and outdoor living spaces for the individual apartments. The building is characterized by its large glazed windows, and the strong faceted gold fins, which provide sun-shading and privacy between flats.  Image Courtesy © Willem Dirk Du Toit
Dowel House in Melbourne, Australia by Fmd architectsFriday, March 18th, 2016Article source: Fmd architects The brief was to create refurbish the existing single fronted terrace internally. The layout remained as is, with the central study to flexible to as 3rd bedroom or study. A clerestory skylight was to remain but be furbished to become a point of focus over the dining area.  Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts
Ocean Residence in Melbourne, Australia by Fmd architectsThursday, March 17th, 2016Article source: Fmd architects The residence is a weekend beach house for a semi retired couple with a large family and extensive corporate guests. The house was designed to entertain large amounts of guests for parties and extended stays. The house comprises and main wing as well as multiple guest wings containing bedrooms with ensuites, kitchens, living and entertainment spaces. The spaces needed to be flexible to cater for 2 people to 50 people at any one time. FMD architects inherited the concept deign prepared by Tony Hobba Architects and was enegaged to develop the interior for the project.  Image Courtesy © Fraser Marsden
Water Factory in Melbourne, Australia by Andrew Simpson ArchitectsFriday, March 11th, 2016Article source: Andrew Simpson Architects This project engages with issues of extended family dwelling, spatial flexibility, and adaptive reuse. The Water Factory involves the refurbishment and residential conversion of a late 19th century industrial warehouse building of individual heritage significance. Located in North Fitzroy the building previously contained businesses such as a jam factory, aerated water factory, advertising agency and engineering consultancy.  Image Courtesy © Shannon McGrath
Kelvin House in Melbourne, Australia by fmd architectsTuesday, February 23rd, 2016Article source: fmd architects The brief was to create refurbish the existing single fronted terrace internally and construct a new deck which maximises access to the north light while providing shade from the western sun.  Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts
MILLS, THE TOY MANAGEMENT HOUSE in Melbourne, Australia by Austin Maynard ArchitectsThursday, February 11th, 2016Article source: Austin Maynard Architects In a nutshell She’s a senior executive and now a new mum. For her and her newborn baby she wanted a light-filled home that could hide the mess. We gave her a floor that was a giant toy-box. The what Mills is an extension to a one level weatherboard terrace in Melbourne. The original facade and front 2 rooms of the terrace remain. One of those rooms has been altered to incorporate a study and a bathroom. A large lightwell separates the original structure from the new extension. The extension has two bedrooms and a bathroom above an open kitchen, living, dining space. Mills is a complex home, full of ideas, however there are 2 core elements.
 Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts Studio
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