Generous living spaces for the whole family? Check. Room for entertaining both indoor and out? Check. Mod Cons? Check. Close to shops and parklands? Check. Style? Check, check. Family accommodation in the 21st century? Never been better! ...
This sure is one glamorous conversion in the inner Melbourne suburb of Aberfeldie. The relatively humble street facade has just a few a luxurious hints at what may be found inside. And what a find it is! Boasting an amazing attention to interior detail that...
What once seemed isolated to central Melbourne, residential developments are popping up in suburban neighbourhoods across the entire city. And let's be honest, some are dreadful and quite rightly met with a degree of community hostility. But like it or not, they are here to...
I'll admit that as a photographer I'm biased (aka, obsessed) when it comes to good lighting. I appreciate flattering, exciting lighting themes in any instance, no exceptions (don't even get me started on how people can live with flouros, blah). This passion most definitely includes...
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More often than not, modern mainstream residential architecture is criticised for it's bland, cookie cutter approach. We've all heard that delightful colloquial term, The McMansion. Rows of identical houses that seem more suited to a totalitarian regime than a personal expression embodied within a home....
With generously proportioned living spaces providing acres of room for the whole brood, this home in Lincoln Heath Boulevard, Point Cook takes family living to a whole new level of luxury...
This blog was meant to be a well researched and informed celebration of Australian residential architecture of the 1980's and 90's. A time it seemed when the suburbs were graced by a truly unique style that addressed not only the needs of the modern Aussie...
Perceived as a threat to the iconic Aussie institution that is the quarter acre suburban block, the high density development policy has been cooly received by many. Units and apartment blocks are springing up everywhere but with developments like this one in Stokes Street, Port...