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William Tappin House by Matt Gibson Architecture + Design
Originally Featured in The Local Project Issue No. 12 Originally Featured in The Local Project Issue No. 12 Issue No. 12 Issue No. 12 features new work from Fearon Hay Architects, Partners Hill, Tribe Studio Architects, Warren and Mahoney, Room11, Kerstin Thompson Architects and more. Revitalised by the thoughtful touch of Matt Gibson Architecture + Design, William Tappin House depicts the sensitive layering of a historical footprint with contemporary innovation.
William Tappin House by Matt Gibson Architecture + Design
Originally Featured in The Local Project Issue No. 12 Originally Featured in The Local Project Issue No. 12 Issue No. 12 Issue No. 12 features new work from Fearon Hay Architects, Partners Hill, Tribe Studio Architects, Warren and Mahoney, Room11, Kerstin Thompson Architects and more. Revitalised by the thoughtful touch of Matt Gibson Architecture + Design, William Tappin House depicts the sensitive layering of a historical footprint with contemporary innovation.
Toorak Residence by Studio Tate
Toorak Residence blends moments of openness with seclusion, elevating the home through a rich and enduring textural palette. Studio Tate focuses on combining the personal expression of the owners with functionality and optimisation to create a lasting, immersive retreat. Located in Toorak, in Melbourne’s south-east, Toorak Residence is a beautiful addition to the existing dwellings nearby.
Bowen House by Neil Architecture
Words by Bronwyn Marshall Through a contemporary sensibility, Bowen House emerges as a warm and inviting place of retreat. Neil Architecture opens the new as a connected embrace of the surrounds, orienting the living and shared spaces of the home to capture the natural elements. The previous iteration of Bowen House felt disconnected and inward facing, disregarding views out over Richmond and Abbotsford.
Elsternwick House by Kennedy Nolan
With a complete and encompassing approach, Kennedy Nolan draws on principles from the arts and crafts movement to fully realise the potential of an existing Edwardian-era home. Elsternwick House conjures a visually engaging and enriching journey through an unexpected response to heritage, infused with character.
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