A Heart-Warming Addition To A Melbourne Family’s House
House with a Tree Room by Studio Bright is the heart-warming renovation of a family’s heritage-listed property in Northcote, Melbourne.
House with a Tree Room by Studio Bright is the heart-warming renovation of a family’s heritage-listed property in Northcote, Melbourne.
In Cremorne, Victoria, a Melbourne Townhouse redevelopment reveals the splendour of the built form.
What was old is new again in these five outstanding examples of heritage restoration projects that respond to residents’ modern needs while respecting the history of the site.
Catering for Design Hunters and foodies in equal measure, these five food and beverage venues entered the Indo Pacific Region’s hospitality scene and quickly stole the show thanks to their attention to design.
Appealing to the beachside vernacular of Elwood, Pine Ave by Cera Stribley Architects and The Stella Collective references art deco while bringing a modern edge.
These compact residences dotted across our local Region highlight architecture that knows no bounds, and certainly no limits when it comes to maximising the efficiency of minimal spaces.
Casa Chiaroscuro by Biasol contrasts the splendour of light with the beauty of black to create a modern, minimalist, and enchanting family residence in Melbourne.
Chis Connell Designs has designed a modern, sleek, minimalist kitchen for a professional chef in Melbourne, and taken home a title from Sub-Zero and Wolf’s prestigious international Kitchen Design Contest in the process.
Our Melbourne-based architecture writer and editor, Stephen Crafti, shares an overview of what Victoria brought to the 2019 selection for Habitus House of the Year.
Bicycle Thieves by Pierce Widera is a light-filled eatery that celebrates Italian culture and creates captivating food with a contemporary twist.
Human-centred design is at the heart of everything Cantilever does. So much so that the grass-roots kitchen designer and manufacturer has developed a reputation for design integrity that precedes it.
Architect Lucy Clemenger borrowed scenery from the neighbouring Victoria Gardens, and the principles of shakkei, to create an inner-city home connected to green landscape.