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Darling Point by Kate Bell Design

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By Shevon De Alwis, Ben Wallace Builds, Holtz Joinery
| The Local Project Verified
Words by Shevon de Alwis Nestled within one of Sydney’s well-known harbours, Darling Point sees Kate Bell Design transform an unloved apartment into an extraordinary haven. Influenced by French elegance, Scandinavian simplicity and Italian design, Kate Bell Design finds balance, celebrating the charm of the art deco era whilst creating a calm and peaceful space. Walking through Darling Point, it is easy to see how each detail has been thoughtfully considered.
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Pascoe Vale Primary School by Kosloff Architecture

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By Shevon De Alwis, Kosloff Architecture
| The Local Project Verified
Words by Shevon De Alwis Structural and Civil Engineering Stantec Originally Featured in The Local Project Issue No. 9 Originally Featured in The Local Project Issue No. 9 Issue No. 9 Issue No. 9 features new work from Wellard Architects, Clare Cousins Architects, Herbst Architects, studio gram, Workroom, Neil Architecture, Prior Barraclough, TRIAS, Renato D'Ettorre Architects and many more, Issue No. 9 of The Local Project also includes a retrospective on Coromandel Bach by Crosson...
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Current Favourites from JRF

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By Shevon De Alwis
| The Local Project Verified
James Richardson Furniture (JRF) considerably captures a balance between comfort, aesthetic and functionality. Rachel Luchetti and Stuart Krelle, Co-Directors of Luchetti Krelle, curate their current favourites from JRF’s selections. Luchetti Krelle is an award-winning architecture and interior design practice based in Sydney.
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