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Perversi-Brooks Architects
House extension and renovation for a Chef-come-Artist/Collector and his partner in Malmsbury, Victoria.
Built by Warren Hughes Builders & Renovators.
Ben Hosking Architectural Photography
Perversi-Brooks Architects
House extension and renovation for a Chef-come-Artist/Collector and his partner in Malmsbury, Victoria.
Built by Warren Hughes Builders & Renovators.
Ben Hosking Architectural Photography
KODA architects ltd.
Traditional green oak extension to an existing stone barn in rural Herefordshire
Style Within Limited
Two glazed side return extensions for neighbouring properties in Bath, UK. Powder coated aluminium frame structure with large glazed panels, 3 large roof lights each side and bifold doors to each terrace.
Perversi-Brooks Architects
House extension and renovation for a Chef-come-Artist/Collector and his partner in Malmsbury, Victoria.
Built by Warren Hughes Builders & Renovators.
Ben Hosking Architectural Photography
Perversi-Brooks Architects
House extension and renovation for a Chef-come-Artist/Collector and his partner in Malmsbury, Victoria.
Built by Warren Hughes Builders & Renovators.
Ben Hosking Architectural Photography
Perversi-Brooks Architects
House extension and renovation for a Chef-come-Artist/Collector and his partner in Malmsbury, Victoria.
Built by Warren Hughes Builders & Renovators.
Ben Hosking Architectural Photography
Collaborated Works
Saul Metnick
This custom residence was designed and built by Collaborated works in 2012. Inspired by Maison de Verre by Pierre Chareau. This modernist glass box is full steel construction. The exterior is brought inside so that the frame of the house is exposed. Large frosted glass garage doors create a beautiful light box. This townhouse has an open floating stair that is the centerpiece of the home. A fireplace in the living room is surrounded by windows. The industrial kitchen incorporates vintage fixtures and appliances that make it truly unique.
FMSA Architecture
Photographer: John Gollings
Located in the inner city suburb of Hawthorn East, the Laneway House is an example of a contemporary infill residential architecture. As the name suggests, the Laneway House occupies what was an existing laneway beside the clients existing residence and office.
Maximising the spatial constraints of the site, the compact residence spans 3 levels creating distinct zones for living and retreat. A modern angular staircase featuring bold coloured glass panels connects each level offering a point of orientation throughout the home.
Exterior fibreglass ‘shading matrixes’ fixed to the front and rear façades create a sense of privacy on all levels on the. Heaviest at street level, the porosity of the screens increases on the upper floors as the need for external privacy decreases.
Brindley Architects
The new family room addition replaced a tired metal roofed patio and presented an opportunity to get some height into the space to allow light and sky view from the interior. A roofed alfresco will be attached above the folding doors to extend the living space into the garden and alongside the pool. Compare this image with the computer generated view.
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