In Melbourne’s inner east, Garden Terrace by Edition Office is a home immersed in nature, where the forest canopy is an essential part of daily life.
Designed by the award-winning architectural practice Edition Office, Mossy Point House is set on an expansive 900-square-metre site.
Mary Street House sees Edition Office take inspiration from the original brickwork in place, reinterpreting its permanence through a contemporary lens of privacy and containment.
Inspired by a desire to bring awareness to the relationship between shelter and landscape, Nulla Vale House facilitates an immediate connection to place and context.
Nestled within the sleepy coastal have of Mossy Point, this residence by Edition Office embodies the studio’s penchant for crafting buildings of graceful austerity.
Led by landscape designer Rupert Baynes-Williams, Florian Wild’s approach extends beyond a physical study of the local context to embrace historic narratives and new interpretations of place.
Federal House sees Edition Office combine nods to a colonial vernacular with a modern refinement to propose a place of unwavering immersion, deeply connected to place while also being an escape.
ArtBank sees Edition Office take cues from the lineage of the site and its purpose storing years of contemporary Australian art to propose an aptly fitting and crafted space.
A Place of Reference – Kyneton House by Edition Office
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With an emphasis on organic forms, natural materials, and featuring ZETR minimalist electrical outlets and switches,The Melburnian by Edition Office sees a formerly soulless apartment.
Situated at the Australian War Memorial, For our Country is dedicated to commemorating the sacrifice of Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islanders in war.
The winning work for the NGV’s 2019 Architecture Commission by Yhonnie Scarce and Edition Office, In Absence, will take people’s breath away as it opens to the public in the Grollo Equiset Garden.
Driven by a belief that multi-residential architecture must both respond and contribute to the city’s local urban landscape, an innate appreciation for cultural context is at the heart of Milieu.
Set within two dramatic concrete shrouds, the Hawthorn House pushes at the boundaries of residential design, yet it is simultaneously driven by a singular focus on the essential activities.
We explore Edition Office’s Point Lonsdale house, where a series of vaulted pavilions connect around a central living space, and are aligned to create a linear play on the coastal home aesthetic.
We explore Edition Office’s Mount Martha house, where influences of mid-century modernism and a relaxed Australian coastal aesthetic combine in an outward-facing series of volumes.
We speak with Edition Office architects Kim Bridgland and Aaron Roberts during the construction of their much-anticipated Hawthorn House.
