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Flinders Lane Apartment / Clare Cousins

Flinders Lane Apartment / Clare Cousins - Apartment Interiors, Kitchen, Beam, Countertop, LightingFlinders Lane Apartment / Clare Cousins - Apartment Interiors, DoorFlinders Lane Apartment / Clare Cousins - Apartment Interiors, Facade, Arch, BalconyFlinders Lane Apartment / Clare Cousins - Apartment Interiors, Bathroom, ShowerFlinders Lane Apartment / Clare Cousins - More Images+ 9

Apartment Interiors
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Melbourne, Australia
  • Architects: Clare Cousins
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  75 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2013

Wertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects

Wertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects - Adaptive Reuse, Courtyard, Facade, Arch, Door, Arcade, Balcony, Handrail, ColumnWertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects - Adaptive Reuse, Stairs, Facade, Handrail, BeamWertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects - Adaptive Reuse, Bedroom, Facade, Table, ChairWertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects - Adaptive Reuse, FacadeWertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects - More Images+ 9

Housing, Adaptive reuse
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Melbourne, Australia

Sneakerboy Store / March Studio

Sneakerboy Store / March Studio - Store, FacadeSneakerboy Store / March Studio - Store, Beam, LightingSneakerboy Store / March Studio - Store, LightingSneakerboy Store / March Studio - Store, ChairSneakerboy Store / March Studio - More Images+ 21

Commercial Architecture, Store
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Melbourne, Australia

Fairbairn House / Inglis Architects

Fairbairn House / Inglis Architects - Houses, Stairs, HandrailFairbairn House / Inglis Architects - Houses, Facade, LightingFairbairn House / Inglis Architects - Houses, Kitchen, Door, Beam, Facade, Table, Lighting, Chair, CountertopFairbairn House / Inglis Architects - Houses, Kitchen, Door, Facade, Table, ChairFairbairn House / Inglis Architects - More Images+ 24

Houses
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Melbourne, Australia

Northcote Residence / Wolveridge Architects

Northcote Residence / Wolveridge Architects - Renovation, Garden, Facade, BeamNorthcote Residence / Wolveridge Architects - Renovation, Beam, ChairNorthcote Residence / Wolveridge Architects - Renovation, Kitchen, Door, Beam, Facade, Table, Chair, CountertopNorthcote Residence / Wolveridge Architects - Renovation, Door, Facade, Beam, Table, ChairNorthcote Residence / Wolveridge Architects - More Images+ 24

Houses, Renovation
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Melbourne, Australia

Flipboard Cafe / Brolly Design

Flipboard Cafe / Brolly Design - Coffee Shop, Door, FacadeFlipboard Cafe / Brolly Design - Coffee Shop, Deck, Beam, Facade, HandrailFlipboard Cafe / Brolly Design - Coffee Shop, Beam, TableFlipboard Cafe / Brolly Design - Coffee Shop, Table, BenchFlipboard Cafe / Brolly Design - More Images+ 14

Coffee Shop
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Melbourne, Australia
  • Architects: Brolly Design
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  25 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2013

Brighton House / InForm

Brighton House / InForm - Houses, Courtyard, Door, FacadeBrighton House / InForm - Houses, Kitchen, Chair, Countertop, TableBrighton House / InForm - Houses, Stairs, Facade, Handrail, Lighting, BenchBrighton House / InForm - Houses, Kitchen, Facade, Countertop, Table, ChairBrighton House / InForm - More Images+ 8

Houses
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Melbourne, Australia
  • Architects: InForm
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2013

The Question of Preserving Melbourne's Modernism

Melbourne newspapers are reporting on an argument breaking out over the preservation of the city's postwar modernist buildings, centering (as ever) on the dispute between their value as cultural heritage vs their 'ugliness' (you can see all the contested buildings in a neat graphic at The Age). While many are in favor of preservation, Alan Davies, in anarticle for Crikey, warns that the cultural benefit in protecting these buildings should always be weighed against the cost of preventing the developments that would have taken their place. Read the full article here.

Altus / Edwards Moore

Altus / Edwards Moore - Refurbishment, Kitchen, Table, ChairAltus / Edwards Moore - Refurbishment, Beam, Facade, Table, Chair, BenchAltus / Edwards Moore - Refurbishment, Door, ChairAltus / Edwards Moore - Refurbishment, Facade, Door, Beam, Chair, TableAltus / Edwards Moore - More Images+ 11

Institutional buildings, Refurbishment
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Melbourne, Australia

BIG, SHoP, Snøhetta Among Shortlist for Melbourne Office Complex

Australian developer CBUS Property has invited four pairs of Australian and internationally-renowned architectural practices to compete to design an office complex at a 6,000 square meter site in downtown Melbourne, Australia where the National Mutual Plaza currently stands.

Cross Stitch House / FMD Architects

Cross Stitch House / FMD Architects - Extension, Bedroom, Door, Bed, ChairCross Stitch House / FMD Architects - Extension, Garden, Facade, HandrailCross Stitch House / FMD Architects - Extension, Beam, Table, ChairCross Stitch House / FMD Architects - Extension, Door, FacadeCross Stitch House / FMD Architects - More Images+ 10

House Interiors, Extension
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Melbourne, Australia
  • Architects: FMD Architects
    : Eckersley Garden Architecture
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2013

Nebula / Austin Maynard Architects

Nebula / Austin Maynard Architects - Visual Arts Center, Arcade, Table, Chair, BenchNebula / Austin Maynard Architects - Visual Arts Center, Deck, Table, ChairNebula / Austin Maynard Architects - Visual Arts Center, FacadeNebula / Austin Maynard Architects - Visual Arts Center, FacadeNebula / Austin Maynard Architects - More Images+ 43

visual arts center
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Melbourne, Australia

Hihou / Denton Corker Marshall

Hihou / Denton Corker Marshall - Restaurants & Bars, Table, ChairHihou / Denton Corker Marshall - Restaurants & Bars, Beam, Table, ChairHihou / Denton Corker Marshall - Restaurants & BarsHihou / Denton Corker Marshall - Restaurants & Bars, FacadeHihou / Denton Corker Marshall - More Images+ 9

Restaurants & Bars
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Melbourne, Australia

Exhibition: Melbourne Now

Melbourne Now celebrates the latest art, architecture, design, performance and cultural practice to reflect the complex creative landscape of Melbourne.

Bluetrain / Studio Equator

Bluetrain / Studio Equator - Coffee ShopBluetrain / Studio Equator - Coffee ShopBluetrain / Studio Equator - Coffee ShopBluetrain / Studio Equator - Coffee ShopBluetrain / Studio Equator - More Images+ 21

Coffee Shop
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Melbourne, Australia

The Mullet / March Studio

The Mullet / March Studio - Houses, Garden, Facade
© John Gollings
Houses
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Melbourne, Australia
  • Architects: March Studio
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  320 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2013

The Mullet / March Studio - Houses, Facade, HandrailThe Mullet / March Studio - Houses, Bathroom, Bathtub, Sink, ShowerThe Mullet / March Studio - Houses, Garden, FacadeThe Mullet / March Studio - Houses, Beam, Bench, TableThe Mullet / March Studio - More Images+ 27

Australian Red Cross Blood Service Melbourne Processing Centre / DesignInc

Australian Red Cross Blood Service Melbourne Processing Centre / DesignInc - Healthcare Center, FacadeAustralian Red Cross Blood Service Melbourne Processing Centre / DesignInc - Healthcare Center, Door, Beam, Facade, Table, ChairAustralian Red Cross Blood Service Melbourne Processing Centre / DesignInc - Healthcare Center, Beam, Table, ChairAustralian Red Cross Blood Service Melbourne Processing Centre / DesignInc - Healthcare Center, Facade, Beam, Table, ChairAustralian Red Cross Blood Service Melbourne Processing Centre / DesignInc - More Images+ 8

healthcare center
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West Melbourne, Australia

Melbourne's Flinders Street Station May Not Be Built

Herzog & de Meuron and HASSELL's winning design for Melbourne's Flinders Street Station might not be built due to the fact "the State Government has of yet, refused to promise funding for the design, and ruled out selling the station in order to finance the construction." The project was estimated to cost "approximately $1 billion to $1.5 billion to be realised", which is "on top of the $1.6 million already spent on the competition", leading critics to describe the competition as a "waste of money."