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Men’s Water Polo Hosts First Home Game of the Season
Following an 11-day break from competition, the Iona Men’s Water Polo team returned to game action on Sept. 30 against cross-state rivals Long Island University in the Gael’s first home contest of the year. Despite the aid of a raucous crowd at the Hynes Athletics Center, the Gaels fell behind by two goals early in the first quarter, before rallying to a two-goal lead of their own in what was a back-and-forth matchup from start to finish.
Men’s Water Polo Team Kick Off Their Season
The Iona Men’s Water polo team kicked off their season this past weekend with an 0-4 showing at the Bruno Classic invite at Brown University. A young team with no active seniors or graduate students, this weekend was more about letting the team’s underclassmen gain experience with water polo at the Division 1 level. It was also important for experimenting with rotations and establishing players’ roles within Coach Brian Kelly’s offensive and defensive schemes.
Plans submitted for eight-tower masterplanned community in Sydney
A state significant development application has been lodged for a $2.2 billion masterplanned community featuring eight residential towers in Sydney’s Inner West. The proposal would deliver 1,336 new homes across towers ranging from six to 37 storeys on a 3.14-hectare site at 1 King St, Concord West, adjacent to the Concord West Train Station.
Plans submitted for eight-tower masterplanned community in Sydney
A state significant development application has been lodged for a $2.2 billion masterplanned community featuring eight residential towers in Sydney’s Inner West. The proposal would deliver 1,336 new homes across towers ranging from six to 37 storeys on a 3.14-hectare site at 1 King St, Concord West, adjacent to the Concord West Train Station.
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Wurrungwuri by Carter Williams Architects
Exuding the immediate feeling of connection and joy, Wurrungwuri by Carter Williamson offers a pleasant experience from the home’s heritage façade to its modern extensions and waterfront rear yard. Both architect and interior designer, Carter Williamson performed the perfect collaboration, which allowed for a cohesive design that speaks to the client’s brief.
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Rosso Verde by Carter Williamson
Words by Mitchell Oakley Smith Originally Featured in The Local Project Issue No. 10 Originally Featured in The Local Project Issue No. 10 Issue No. 10 Issue No. 10 features work from Durbach Block Jaggers, B.E Architecture, CHROFI, Shaun Lockyer Architects, Crosson Architects, Studio Prineas, Anthony Gill Architects and more. Space is always at a premium in Sydney’s densely populated Inner West.
Fraternal Twins by Carter Williamson
Sharing a similar lightness, Fraternal Twins were conceived from a related philosophy and approach, with subtlety nuanced detailing defining each of their separate characters. Carter Williamson looks to minimal Japanese crafting in proposing these uniquely connected homes, each as their own embrace of openness and light. Nestled into the tight residential fabric of Bondi Beach, Fraternal Twins become an exercise in clever urban development and engagement with existing context.
A Design for Life
As a counterpoint to today’s ‘throwaway’ culture, Miele reaffirms its commitment to craftsmanship, performance and sustainability with its new ‘Quality Ahead of Its Time’ campaign. This past year has been characterised by volatility and uncertainty. As a result, people are rediscovering the importance of their homes and rejecting the culture of fast furniture and appliances.
Wallis Lake House By Matthew Woodward Architecture
With a zest for sustainability and coastal life at its core, Wallis Lake House by Matthew Woodward is a down-to-earth home to which a sense of luxury simply comes naturally. From the moment Adam became a client, and Matthew Woodward his architect, Wallis Lake House was destined for greatness. Adam and Matthew were no strangers. The two friends had met in high school and for a time were practically neighbours living in the same beachside suburb.
Baker Drofenik Designs A 21st Century Garden City House
Baker Drofenik Architects leverages the honest bones of a red brick home into a contemporary family home. Baker Drofenik has brought new life to a red brick heritage house in Coburg, Melbourne. Located in Newlands Estate, a housing development informed by the principles of The Garden City, the house is part of one of the first large-scale housing projects of its kind in Australia.
CIAP Architects Is Given Free Reign
Very conservatively speaking, any architect would have at least one experience where they are yearning to try something – an unconventional layout, a modified detail, even a new material – only to be firmly told ‘no’ by their client. So what happens when an architect is given free reign to design their own home from scratch? Joanne Goh speaks to Architect Theodore Chan, Director of CIAP Architects, on his experience. Joanne Goh (JG): What were your considerations when it came to planning the house?
A Sixties Reformation By McManus Lew Architects
How McManus Lew Architects have breathed new life – and space – into a1960s unit, transforming it into a home. Kew Villa, situated in the so-named leafy Melbourne neighbourhood, is located in a ten-unit 1960’s development. The project brief was to transform a single-bedroom villa unit into a light-filled, three-bedroom home that would accommodate the evolving needs of a young family.
Remaining True To An Ashgrovian Queenslander
The transformation of an elegant Ashgrovian Queenslander on a sloping site sees an architect’s studio carved into the thermal mass beneath his primary residence. The brief for Jacaranda House was to convert an original 1920’s Ashgrovian Queenslander into a single level, flexible family home, with the addition of an architectural studio for the owner – and architect – Scott Petherwick.
Anonym Studio Design For An Extended Bangkok Family
Anticipating the growth of their tribe, a Bangkok family commissioned Anonym Studio to design a spacious residence with a strong connection to the outdoors. Located near a tree-lined irrigation canal in a residential neighbourhood in Bangkok, bAAn House by Anonym Studio leverages its uniquely picturesque setting. “It’s a very green site and quite cut off from the main street,” says Anonym director Phongphat Ueasangkhomset.
Lachlan Sheperd Designs To Withstand Victorian Bushfires
Lachlan Sheperd responds to a building within a flame zone with his signature Modernist sensibility. Responding to its flame-zone locale within the town of Lorne, on the Great Ocean Road, Skyline House protects itself from the threat of bushfires via a robust, fire-rated steel-clad exterior.
Nobbs Radford Architects Design The Spaces In-Between
Through form, materiality, light and volume, Nobbs Radford has created varied and surprising places of habitation, often focusing on the place “in-between”. Woollahra House is home to a couple who both have a keen interest in art and architecture. Having moved from a larger family home to an 1860s semi-attached terrace, they engaged Nobbs Radford Architects to redesign the interior and rear exterior, bringing in natural light and creating openness.
A Contemporary Garden House Retreat With Street Appeal
The deconstructed timber and masonry gable of Garden House makes reference to a modest suburban neighbourhood through geometry and materiality. Situated in the suburban North Shore suburb of Pymble in Sydney, Garden House strikes a commanding presence amongst a vernacular of brick-face, hip and gabled post-war cottages.
Heritage Factory Style In A Modern Home
A new Perth home from State of Kin sees heritage style industrial aesthetics expressed in a welcoming home – belying the fact that this is in fact an entirely new build. In the Perth inner city suburb of Mount Lawley, new design ideas are surfacing.
A Monolithic And Simple Transformation By stpmj
Shear House by stpmj shows how the simple treatment of a pitched roof can improve environmental performance and engender dynamic living spaces in Korea. Seoul And New York-based architectural practice stpmj describe the experience of seeing Shear House for the first time as a kind of architectural “peekaboo”. It’s the fitting description of a family home that only reveals itself as you near the entrance and step foot inside.
Vertical Living In A Single Residence In Seoul
Five Storey House by stpmj is a provocative exception to Seoul’s architectural norms, where vertical living apartment reigns. Interesting times are afoot in Seoul. Only established as a city in 1948 when South Korea was formalised, the intervening 70 or so years have seen non-stop development, including the art of vertical living, transform the sprawling metropolis into one of the most modernised cities in Asia – and one of the top five wealthiest cities in the world.
Nic Owen Wraps An Art Deco House In A Veil Of Steel
A heritage house in Richmond is brought firmly – and sensitively – into the modern age by Nic Owen Architects. “It was made fairly clear that this house was special and that the only path forward was a sympathetic extension – or no works at all,” explains architect Nic Owen when asked about the process of crafting an extension to the O’Brian house, A.K.A Shadow House, in the Melbourne suburb of Richmond.
A Two-Sided House Leverages And Celebrates Its Views
Megowan Architectural overcomes the odds to create a sensitive and striking statement for Two-Sided House in Mount Eliza, Victoria. Two Angle House, designed for two expats (and their family and friends) takes its name from the contrast of “two angles” in the residence’s architectural form and material palette.
Carter Williamson Transforms A Warehouse And Woolshed
A client brief is overhauled, remnants of an industrial past are salvaged and a remarkable family home is created by Carter Williamson The genesis of 102 Mill House is well worth noting because it underscores a remarkable sensitivity to protecting Balmain’s industrial fabric by both the clients and the project architects – Carter Williamson.
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