Visually intriguing and with a kryptonite presence the "Moving Structure House" designed by Architects EAT is located in Kew, Victoria.

A hospitality project designed by Melbourne-based Architects EAT.

A transformation of a grainy brick warehouse, in the timeworn manufacturing region of Fitzroy, into a family home.

A 4-level apartment building on the slim streets of Windsor delivering optimistic influences to the urban character of the region.

Tetsujin Emporium was designed by Melbourne-based Architects EAT. Photographed by Derek Swalwell.

A cafe design tailored for the “customer experience” with a palette balanced between raw and refined.

A design that has transformed a bungalow into a vivid, airy, family home.

A 520 metre squared solo family house consisting of 3 chief constituents: a glass lantern; a courtyard; and a brick house.

This project is a modernist manifestation with stress on natural lighting regulation, with a delicate, minor twist yet to be disclosed.

A modern structure along the entrance to the office tower above, it is based on the fundamental values of uniqueness, functionality and sophistication.

A dense 10-level multi-storey apartment building with a facade design offering a fully motorised louver system.

The project inspired an airy space exploiting the original infrastructure, turning its obstacles into opportunities.

A stunning cafe & restaurant interior located in the heart of Footscray. 8bit City was designed by Melbourne-based Architects EAT.