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Bike House, south east Melbourne, Victoria

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A collection of bikes also needed to be accommodated internally and externally as these are a major form of transport for the family. This material is also used as a privacy screen on the 1st floor to prevent overlooking into neighbours’ properties. Internally it is left exposed internally and is used to store a series of racing bikes.

Housing 79
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Bike Shed House, Melbourne property

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They were also completely committed to using bicycles for transport and, with two young children, had a variety of bikes including electric cargo bikes that they wanted stored hanging inside the front hallway. It also gave the house the nickname in our office The Bike Shed House. What was the brief?

Housing 63
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Patterson Lake House, Melbourne, Australia

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Patterson Lake House in Melbourne – Building Information What was the brief? Located in a picturesque setting, the property is strategically positioned to maximize its connection with the surrounding water views, offering breathtaking vistas. The result is a home that harmoniously balances tranquility and functionality.

Housing 40
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Inside graphic designer Zoran Konjarski’s impeccably curated Melbourne apartment

Habitus Living

Undoubtedly drawn to the beauty of form and objects, Melbourne-based graphic designer Zoran Konjarski thinks about things differently. Initially drawn to a career as an auto designer, Konjarski feared the lack of industry in Australia, although his love of cars has never disappeared. Zoran Konjarski zorankonjarski.com.au

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388 Barkly Street, Brunswick, Victoria

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With densification of inner suburban areas an increasingly critical component of successful city making, 388 Barkly Street aimed to create a generous and high quality variation of multi-residential housing that could offer an attractive alternative to the suburban family home.

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Sawtooth roof animates Melbourne apartment block by Six Degrees Architects

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A sawtooth roof that references the nearby South Melbourne Market tops Ferrars & York, an apartment block in Australia designed by local studio Six Degrees Architects. Several entrances lead into the block, as well as a bike store, car park and a single retail unit. The photography is by Tess Kelly.

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The Pad in Western Australia property

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Intimately connected to its surroundings, including the Canning River inlets, Swan River and views to the city, nature gently flows into the house via three internal landscaped courtyards providing light, views and breezes deep into the site. High level windows around the house offer relief from restrictive side setbacks and views to the sky.

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