
Melbourne: The Latest Architecture and News
Victoria One / Elenberg Fraser Architecture

Elenberg Fraser Architects have revealed designs for what is slated to be Melbourne's tallest residential tower. The project seeks to reinvent the natural landscape of Australia's Victoria state in an urban setting, through an optically transformative facade and botanical aesthetic.
Flinders Lane Apartment / Clare Cousins

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Architects: Clare Cousins
- Area: 75 m²
- Year: 2013
Wertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects

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Architects: Kerstin Thompson Architects
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Manufacturers: LOCKER GROUP
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Professionals: Bosco Jonson, Absolute Surveying, Cardno, Contour Consulting, JP Fire, +7
Sneakerboy Store / March Studio

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Architects: March Studio
- Area: 70 m²
- Year: 2014
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Professionals: CBD Contracting, Co Struct Engineering
Fairbairn House / Inglis Architects

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Architects: Inglis Architects
- Area: 230 m²
- Year: 2013
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Professionals: Roc Projects
Northcote Residence / Wolveridge Architects

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Architects: Wolveridge Architects
- Year: 2014
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Professionals: Keith Long & Associates, McKerlie Builders, Wolveridge Architects
Flipboard Cafe / Brolly Design
Altus / Edwards Moore

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Architects: Edwards Moore
- Year: 2014
Cross Stitch House / FMD Architects
Nebula / Austin Maynard Architects

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Architects: Austin Maynard Architects
- Area: 62 m²
- Year: 2012
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Professionals: Advanced Design Innovations
Hihou / Denton Corker Marshall

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Architects: Denton Corker Marshall
- Area: 230 m²
- Year: 2012
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Professionals: Leeda Projects, Perrett Simpson P/L
Exhibition: Melbourne Now

Melbourne Now celebrates the latest art, architecture, design, performance and cultural practice to reflect the complex creative landscape of Melbourne.
Craigieburn Bypass / Tonkin Zulaikha Greer + Taylor Cullity Lethlean

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Architects: Taylor Cullity Lethlean, Tonkin Zulaikha Greer
- Year: 2005
Postcode 3000 Exhibition

Once labeled 'an empty useless city center,' by architectural commentator Norman Day, the city of Melbourne's transformation since the 1980s has been dramatic. Today, Melbourne is internationally recognized as one of the world’s most liveable cities, with a vibrant, urbane downtown. Currently on show until December 21st at City Gallery in Melbourne, this exhibition examines the impact and legacy of the Postcode 3000 planning policy. Curated by Rob Adams, the exhibition looks at the genesis and typologies of this change and its ongoing impact on the form and vitality of central Melbourne. It asks the question: do we fully comprehend the impact of this latest boom? For more information, please visit here.











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