Plants are expected to grow up the sides of this treehouse-inspired house extension in Melbourne, by AM Architecture. The two-storey South Yarra House extension creates a new master bedroom and living spaces for a heritage cottage close to the Yarra River. Clad in copper, the top half of the structure is designed to look like a
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A mix of retail and cultural facilities will make up the Wollert Neighbourhood Centre, which OMA has proposed for the town of Whittlesey, Australia. The countryside complex has been designed by OMA as a “social condenser” for the area, which is located 25-kilometres north of Melbourne. OMA founder Rem Koolhaas recently curated an exhibition aiming
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Australian architecture studio Wowowa built three cylindrical brick turrets with copper accents for a house in Melbourne. Located in suburb of Fitzroy North the home, called Merri Creek House after a nearby waterway, references its surroundings. “Monumental turrets reference geometric farm relics and tall brick water structures, an obsession shared by both Wowowa and the
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The Link is a rib-vaulted timber passageway built between the Chadstone shopping centre and its neighbours by Make Architects in Melboune. The Link docks to the existing arched fibreglass roof of the Chadstone, which claims to be the largest shopping centre in the southern hemisphere. Supported by a steel foundations and a structure of white
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Architecture practice Timmins + Whyte has added a double-height gabled extension to a 19th-century house in Melbourne, illuminating its formerly light-starved living spaces. Originally built in 1876, Lantern House formerly had a dark and poky interior that meant its owners – a young couple with two children and a dog – were longing for a
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A folding screen of battens shields a timber-clad extension to an Edwardian-style home in the Melbourne suburb of Carlton North, Australia, designed by Reddaway Architects. The building, which used to be a school in 1942, has a narrow gabled frontage of red brick. It had undergone numerous alterations in the intervening years, and local heritage
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Monochrome tiles and rich-green fixtures pervade this much-loved neighbourhood cafe in Melbourne, which has been revamped by Australian design studio Biasol. Serving up coffee, cocktails and a range of dishes that draw from global cuisines, Main Street has been a go-to dining spot for residents of Melbourne’s Mordialloc suburb for over a decade. Biasol was
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Photographer Tom Blachford has used extended exposure times and lens rotation to create an upside-down “impossible dystopia” from Melbourne’s nighttime skyline. Perching 55 storeys in the sky, Blachford took the photos from a carefully chosen rooftop in central Melbourne. The set of mind-bending inverted images were taken in situ, using camera tricks rather than post-processing
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Perforated metal screens, glass walls and an open-plan layout help to maximise light throughout this Melbourne office, which has been overhauled by Mim Design. Located in the small inner-city suburb of Cremorne, this office interior was created by Mim Design for Melbourne building company Cobild. The construction specialists asked the local design studio to create
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A slender, translucent roof overhangs this year’s MPavilion, which Australian architect Glenn Murcutt has installed in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens. Pritzker Prize-winning Murcutt has designed the sixth annual summer commission, which was unveiled in Melbourne today. This year’s MPavilion is described as a “sleek and adaptable” shelter that rests lightly on the landscape. It is
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