An inviting Melbourne home, Fitzroy North House combines warm, minimalist interiors by Alessia Ferrarini Design Studio with structural work by Cera Stribley.

YSG reimagined Mo Jacobsen, a Victorian-era residence, applying a deeply layered and meticulously curated transformation.

Fowler and Ward’s redesign of Barkly House creates a light-filled, inward-looking sanctuary, balancing heritage charm with modern living through innovative, space-maximising design elements.

At the edge of a verdant park in Melbourne’s Fitzroy North, Mygunyah by the Circus is a project of dichotomies.

Field Office Architecture priorities a crafted and detailed approach to enhance a sense of scale and connection to nature at Fitzroy North Terrace.

Mygunyah by the Circus by Matt Gibson Architecture + Design is a contemporary architectural intervention that combines three pavilions, subtly connected to an existing Victorian home in Melbourne.

Fitzroy North Terrace undergoes an expansion through an experimental approach that pays homage to the original design concept.

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.

Nestled in the bustling village precinct of Melbourne’s Fitzroy North, Lovabowl by modl office reflects the store’s wholesome food offering of acai bowls with an abstract hand.

Dan Gayfer Design helps to transform this Edwardian residence into a home that delights, accommodating growth that still honours the existing structure.

Merri Creek House sees Alexandra Buchanan Architecture combine both a restoration and expansion effort that ensures clear connections to greenspace throughout the home.

Fitzroy North House sees Figureground Architecture centre their efforts around the garden and landscape spaces as a key element of everyday life, encouraging a holistic openness.

We Should Be So Lucky sees Multiplicity layer a series of considered insertions among the existing, extending on original principles and enriching the home.

Fitzroy North sees Studio May focus on injecting warmth into the expanded volumes, opening and directing views and movement outward.

Eastham Street sees MUIR Architecture focus on re-crafting a contemporary iteration of the home’s former self to actively engage with the natural elements.

Norwood sees Architecture Architecture infuse a welcomed warmth through textural and natural elements, while balancing with an equal and needed lightness.

Barkly Street sees Dan Gayfer and Lewis Marash focus on detail and materiality to carve the new addition, proposing a home of considered and efficient moments.

Turn House sees Rebecca Naughtin Architect pay homage to the existing and diverse layers of the combined industrial and residential area, to propose a home that fuses sensibilities of both.

Fitzroy North House 02 by Rob Kennon Architects combine the atypical and the refined to propose a contemporary home that sits respectfully within its inherited structure.

Three Stories North sees Splinter Society combine an approach of refinement with a deliberately emotive palette to create a series of spaces that speak to the past and present.

Taking inspiration from its 1990s past, Keano Warehouse sees WOWOWA to propose a three-storey medley of colour, pattern and texture within the walls of a warehouse in Melbourne’s inner north.

The Garden Room House sees a living and breathing core inserted to create both visual and ventilated connections to the existing Victorian home and its new extension.