Monthly Archives: October 2022

Mosman House by Design King Company

Mosman House is a project designed by Design King Company. Derek and Melissa came to us a few years ago with plans to completely remodel their newly acquired federation house in Mosman. The home needed to be redesigned to reflect the way in which a contemporary young family lives in the 21st century. Key to the brief was to recreate the way the house and the garden related to one another. They hoped for the creation of generous living and family spaces that directly connect to external terraces and verandah spaces. Photography by Luke Butterly Photography.

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Teneriffe Warehouse Apartment 2 by Wrightson Stewart

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Teneriffe Warehouse Apartment 2 is a project designed by Wrightson Stewart. Located in one of Brisbane’s heritage wool stores, this warehouse space accommodates both home and artist’s studio. The design captures the historical integrity of the wool store. Photography by Kylie Hood.

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Raclette House by PI Architects

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Raclette House is a project dsigned by PI Architects for a young couple and two young children, covers an area of 340 m2 and is located in Singapore. Photography by PI Architects.

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Verdugo Views by Scrafano Architects

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Verdugo Views is a project designed by Scrafano Architects. This project was a complete interior renovation of a dated ranch house in the Hollywood Hills that now has a stunning mid-century modern feel. The elegant owners, James Ngo and Martin Shreeves, have great taste and their new home very much reflects their sophisticated sensibility. Photography by Tracey Landworth.

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C&P House by Archisoul Architects

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C&P House is a project designed by Archisoul Architects. Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and overlooking the ocean at North Curl Curl, the owners purchased the home to be able to see and hear the ocean. However, the outdated house did not capitalise on the spectacular views, the flow and symmetry were awkward, with areas of dead and underutilised space. The owners, who were temporarily based overseas, came to Archisoul looking for a major renovation of the home to make it beautiful as well as functional and to take full advantage of the stunning views. Photography by Simon Whitbread.

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BVL16 by WE Architects

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BVL16 is a project designed by WE Architects. There are some projects that no matter what, even if you are 8 months pregnant, in the middle of August, with a 3-year-old daughter, you just can’t say “NO” to them. Photography by ITAY BENIT.

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Shropshire Residence by Gregory Phillips Architects

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Shropshire Residence is a project designed by Gregory Phillips Architects. This exemplary design in Shropshire consists of a 1200 sqm new-build contemporary detached family home set within an inspirational twenty-acre rural site. The concept was to allow the landscaping to blend and interact with the building, blurring their boundaries and rooting the building into its site. Photography by Mel Yates.

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HAMPSTEAD RESIDENCE by Indie & Co.

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HAMPSTEAD RESIDENCE is a project designed by Indie & Co. “Our client, who had recently purchased this gorgeous Victorian property, decided to reconfigure the building into one rental flat, a home home office/ guest flat and a maisonette for herself. Working alongside her architectural team, we were commissioned to design the scheme and specify the furniture, fixtures and fittings in a way that would tie all the areas of this unique layout together.” Photography by Anna Stathaki.

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Wilston House by Wrightson Stewart

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Wrightson Stewart’s Wilston Project was designed by Wrightson Stewart as an extension to a 4 room cottage in Wilston, Brisbane which aimed to maximize the use of the double-block, while using the existing structure to help generate a new spatial relationship between the master’s suite and the other bedrooms. The design presents a clean, contemporary building with bold formal gestures that partially sit within the footprint of the existing residence. Following the Client’s brief, the new additions aim to take advantage of natural light by creating a number of unique apertures towards chosen aspects of the park and surrounds. Photography by Kylie Hood

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Casa Málaga by Manuel Aguilar Arquitecto

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Casa Málaga designed by Manuel Aguilar Arquitecto is located in the town of Bacalar, located in the state of Quintana Roo, where one of the most beautiful natural jewels in the Caribbean is kept. Málaga is a home that is located in a central neighborhood, surrounded by life and that taste of home. From the first moment she is honest. Photography by Francisco Moreno.