Located in Melbourne, Warehouse Apartments by Shelley Roberts Architects is an oasis of convenience and modern luxury within a vibrant city.
With masonry details and Tongue & Groove chevron flooring, this renovation of a Victorian terrace maintains the home’s historical aesthetic and the homeowner’s sense of belonging.
With its solid structural brickwork and timeless aesthetic, the Pascoe Vale South House by Chloë Antonio Architecture looks to stand the test of time.
Located in the Victorian town of Torquay, Casita M represents the architecture commonly found in Southern California, where designer Emily Evans was born and raised.
In Darling Street, Cantilever Interiors delivers its trademark whole-of-home joinery design service to bring quality, function and a sleek aesthetic to this compact apartment renovation.
Deviating from the typical terrace typology, Princes Hill House sees Rob Kennon Architects open up the home to create a more connected interior that utilises the entire site.
Wheatland House sees Tom Robertson Architects renovate an Edwardian-era house that harmoniously blends old and new to create a beautiful and functional family abode.
Peacefully inserted into an abundant landscape, Off Grid House sees Archier remain true to the home’s name, respecting a removed and quietened sensibility.
Stony Creek Farm sees Bernie Everett Building draw from the site’s rich farming history to rework the existing residence and anchor it in place among the natural elements.
Designed to offer a multisensory experience, social enterprise Thankyou’s first concept store in Melbourne is an intimate, three-dimensional environment to showcase its evolving product range.
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.
Zen Architects thoughtfully reinterprets the character of a historically significant suburb, creating a deeply layered home that reconciles with its past, present and surrounding landscape.
Drawing from the rich layers of heritage embedded within the building coupled with the British legacy of the owners, Parkville Residence sees Hecker Guthrie and Brayshaw Architects.
Extending the legacy of the heritage workers’ cottage, Nardel Architects overlay a careful restraint with soft sensibility in Brunswick West Residence, blurring the old and new.
Nightingale Village in Melbourne’s inner-north is the first realisation of Nightingale’s triple bottom line approach to housing applied at a precinct-level scale.
Confident amid South Yarra’s tree-lined streetscape, Stanhope Court timelessly aligns itself through carefully selected materiality and is generously surfaced by Elton Group’s Eveneer timber veneer.
Outbuilding, with Deep Garden by Baracco+Wright Architects is a two-storey structure constructed from opaque glass blocks which exists in strong dialogue with a secondary form.
LPS Residence sees Davidov Architects focus on the textural and subtle qualities of the comprising materiality to introduce an openness and enhance the overall sense of scale.
Embodying a simple and rustic elegance, Brown Hill House by Eldridge Anderson is an enduring family home that eloquently responds to its site and the needs of the family living there.
Acting as a conduit, Alexandra House sees AKI capture the European spirit through considered refinement and classical rhythmic detailing whilst responding to the existing elements.
Daniel Boddam Studio opens its first furniture and lighting gallery in Melbourne, showcasing a range of works, including the new Prism Collection.
Leading Australian architecture, interior, furniture and lighting design studio Daniel Boddam Studio has released its latest collection, Prism.
Incorporating a contemporary openness alongside its historic character, Spanish Mission House sees Matilda Reed Design integrate a strong internal presence within.
Defined by a bold, daring approach to flooring, FYBER has fearlessly reinvigorated Melbourne’s Adina Apartment Hotel on Flinders.
Collaborating on the refurbishment of the historical Centenary Hall building, Rolex and Woods Bagot emphasis the luxury watch brands quest for excellence and quality of design.
Tucked into the eclectic and industrious Cremorne, Garden Tower House sees Studio Bright cleverly weave in increased space throughout a distinctly clad form that encourages interactions.
Wayne Boothman from Toothpicks Creative and Andy Collins from Brand Dimensions deliver projects that wisely employ EGGER materials whilst also promoting sustainable and responsible design.
Somerville sees Coy Yiontis Architects blend the warmth and solidity of the original Federation-era home with a more contemporary and open approach to residential living.
Burnley Street sees Sonelo Architects and Ample Architecture transform an existing home into a contemporary residence whilst retaining an original sense of character.
Sanctuary House sees Mim Design draw from the nearby vernacular to propose a contemporary and grounded home connected to the natural elements.
Preston House I sees Healy—Ryan Architects transform an ageing Californian bungalow into a practical family home that thoughtfully layers the old with the new.
Toorak Penthouse sees Dita Studio instil an openness that frames uninterrupted views of the Melbourne CBD skyline, proposing the home as a backdrop for life.
Dam House sees Pleysier Perkins focus on the beauty of the surrounds, with the architecture responding in an elemental and linear way that frames views outward.
Bower Architecture & Interiors takes a nuanced approach to spatiality in Small House Big House to rework a compact urban site.
Gradient House sees Powell & Glenn draw from a nostalgic connection between the owners and their own country home.
Extending to the rear of an existing Californian-inspired bungalow home, Kent sees Megowan Architectural expand upon a series of planned spaces to optimise outward connections.
The Futures Collective returns for 2023 from 18th to 24th May at Villa Alba Museum. The exhibit will speak directly to Melbourne Design Week's theme 'Design the world you want'.
Paula Savage has been announced as the winner of the 2023 Melbourne Design Week Award. Presented by Mercedes-Benz, the $5,000 prize recognises an outstanding contribution to the Design Week program.
The existing terrace home of St Kilda Loft is reimagined by mlk design studio through an enduring lens, peppered with masculine touches and a timeless approach throughout.
Designed around connection, CosyCo by Drawing Room Architecture and Brave New Eco embraces opportunities to come together as well as moments of separation.
Will Fernandez from Fernzide and Rebecca Vulic from X + O deliver projects using EGGER materials, promoting both sustainable and responsible design.
Celebrating connection and family living, The Grove sees Taouk Architects continue its established boldness through a more contemporary lens.
Upon its own tapered concrete plinth, Domain Road Apartments sees Wood Marsh Architecture create an enduring expression of refinement and simplicity in response to the surrounds.
Encased in a substantial robust form, Camberwell 2 by InForm is a bold insertion into the rhythm of the streetscape.
Saint Haven, GURNER Group’s first private wellness club in Melbourne, is a space for health and wellbeing that transforms the experience of private clubs.
Melbourne-based furniture company Jardan takes inspiration from the laid-back and authentic way of Australian life and uses high-quality materials expressive of contemporary ideas.
Expressing both a moment in time and a state of permanence, Wings Way sees MRTN Architects create a nostalgic connection to place through an innate solidity.
A combination of two separate properties, Elsternwick Penthouse sees Office Alex Nicholls work with Ewert Leaf’s original design to create a generous family home.
As a modern interpretation of a stately residence, Tectonic House sees Cera Stribley and SJB collaborate to propose a spatially aware and classically proportioned residence.
Melbourne Design Week returns May 18 – 28 with a range of exhibitions, tours and workshops across Victoria that will showcase a variety of designers.
Kew Garden House sees Robson Rak pay homage to the original detailing and crafted nature of the heritage home in proposing new gestures conceived through a modern lens.
Extending outward, Lindsay sees Megowan Architectural combine a sensitivity with existing stylistic cues whilst binding the home to its site.
With plenty of natural light and a sense of connection to the environment, Kyneton Passivhaus sees Maxa Design, He He Design and Sanctum Homes create a warm, robust and, above all, sustainable home.
Nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac in Melbourne’s leafy Malvern, Silvertop House by Tom Robertson Architects merges a characterful Edwardian cottage with a light-filled addition.
Set behind a row of historic buildings along a main connecting road, Richmond One sees Heartly optimise a challenging site through the creation of a bold outer form that brings natural light inward.
By creating meaningful connections across the site, Glen Iris House sees Simon King Architects combine the stateliness of its heritage with an enduring contemporary presentation.
A renovation designed to complement the existing home, rather than to completely remodel, Caulfield North House has replanned and refit the interiors of an original SJB-designed home.
A residence with coastal and urban influences, Home on the Bellarine sees Tecture combine a sense of restraint with open and flowing movement inside.
Navigating a sloping site that opens up to an expansive landscape, Buller Roo sees DCS Design form a connection to the surrounds through a contemporary yet warm sensibility.
Canadian-born and Australia-based photographic artist Chris Budgeon captivates viewers worldwide with his new catalogue of images in the limited release of Dark Waters.
