This project was about creating volume, both inside and outside. A big space with a big garden on a small site. It was about creating a lot with a little. Designed as steel portal frame pressed up against the planning envelope, the simple steel structure with exposed concrete slab is infilled with glazing and polycarbonate at the ground level.
Project name
Windsor Castle
Architecture firm
Antarctica Architects
Location
Seddon, Victoria, Australia
Principal architect
Nicola Garrod
Design team
Nicola Garrod, Graham Crist, Jean-Marie Spencer
Interior design
Antarctica Architects
Structural engineer
ARGALL
Environmental & MEP
ARGALL
Landscape
Antarctica Architects
Lighting
Antarctica Architects
Supervision
Nicola Garrod
Visualization
Antarctica Architects
Tools used
AutoCAD, Revit
Construction
Nicola Garrod
Material
Steel, Concrete, Glass, Glazing & Polycarbonate
Client
Field Carr and Nicola Garrod (our own house)
Typology
Residential › House
This weatherboard cottage, typical of the area, had a first floor added in the 80’s and a lean-to structure housing the main living areas towards the rear. The limited site area meant that we had to work with the existing footprint as much as possible. The project therefore consisted on an extensive internal reconfiguration and a replacement of the...
Project name
Lean-To-Reimagined
Architecture firm
Nick Bell Architects
Location
Birchgrove, Sydney, Australia
Photography
Tom Ferguson Photography
Principal architect
Poppi Denison
Design team
Poppi Denison, Nick Bell
Interior design
Poppi Denison, Nick Bell
Structural engineer
F + L Building Consultants
Lighting
The lighting design was carefully considered to highlight the internal spaced formed and the art collection of the owners. Dining Pendant - Flos Smithfield from Euroluce. Recessed wall land track lights from Koda Kitchen. Recessed stair lights - Hush Mini from LA Lounge
Construction
Hi-Spec Constructions
Material
Ceiling - Ribclad cedar timber lining boards from Cedar sales. Skylight- Custom triangular skylight installed from AJ aluminium. Rear doors - Reynaers sliding door system from AJ Aluminium. Exposed steel with Dulux Ferrodor micaceous oxide paint finish. American Oak timber veneer and charcoal fronted joinery completed the interior finishes. Flooring Burnished concrete flooring to the new rear livng spaces. Chosen for its robustness and to balance the more textural timber internal cladding used within this space. Spotted gum timber flooring to other areas matched the existing dwelling floors. Stones + Tiles A burnished concrete splashback was installed in the kitchen to complement the floor finish - Unique by Feri and Masi from Artedomus Bathroom floor tiles had a similar smooth concrete look finish Casablanca glazed tiles from Skheme
Typology
Residential › House
Located on a relatively deep site in the inner city suburb of Northcote, the aim of this project was to renovate and restore a double fronted Victorian terrace house and provide a new spacious, light-filled modern rear and upstairs extension to the rear.
Project name
Northcote Renovation
Architecture firm
Chan Architecture Pty Ltd
Location
Northcote, Victoria, Australia
Photography
Tatjana Plitt
Principal architect
Anthony Chan
Design team
Meyvin Daniele
Interior design
Most Wanted Interiors
Civil engineer
Wright Design
Structural engineer
Wright Design
Landscape
Formation Design
Lighting
Chan Architecture
Typology
Residential › House
Neo Coral City is a fictional architecture project that was created via Midjourney. The project unfolds from an imaginary setting that Amphitrite 3.0 (underwater AI design/build practice) is commissioned to revitalize part of the-once-called-great-reef area that has been devastated by the rise of ocean temperature and acidification.
Project name
Neo Coral City
Architecture firm
Yongwook Seong
Principal architect
Yongwook Seong
Visualization
Yongwook Seong
Typology
AI Architecture, Futuristic, Sustainable Architecture
Seemingly floating over a suburban Brisbane street, the brick and timber façade of Clay Lantern House suggests the form and dappled light of its namesake. At different angles and times of the day, glimpses of movement and silhouette activate changes in the facade, connecting with the outside while maintaining privacy.
Project name
Clay Lantern House
Architecture firm
John Contoleon Architecture
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Photography
Brock Beazley Photography
Principal architect
John Contoleon
Collaborators
Tara Dehbozorgi (Photography Styling), Building Certification Consultants (Building Certifier)
Structural engineer
Northside Consulting Engineers
Supervision
Michael Kassolos
Construction
Kasso Constructions
Material
Face brick and timber
Typology
Residential › House
This architecture visualization project aims to communicate the ideas of continuity of generations to the target audience. CUUB have teamed up with GLENVILL to create beautiful 3D renderings using a variety of tools to ensure the authenticity of the landscape and portray the building as a transformation of a historic building into a new breath of t...
Project name
Boiler House
Architecture firm
Jackson Clements Burrows
Location
Alphington, Melbourne, Australia
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Jackson Clements Burrows
Collaborators
CUUB studio, Glenvill Developments, Jackson Clements Burrows
Visualization
CUUB studio
Client
Glenvill Developments
Status
Under construction
Typology
Residential › Apartments
A family home located 100 meters from the River Torrens linear park walk. This 4 bedroom luxury home offers privacy from the street, with open plan living overlooking a generous rear yard and pool. The folding forms at the rear of the building create protected outdoor areas and large internal living spaces of various heights.
Project name
Lockleys Residence
Architecture firm
Enzo Caroscio Architecture
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Principal architect
Enzo Caroscio
Interior design
DesignThink
Typology
Residential › House, (New Addition)
Night Sky, designed by Peter Stutchbury Architecture, stands on a long, narrow block overlooking Blackheath Golf Course. From the street, it has a quiet presence, in no hurry to reveal itself – there are no obvious clues that this is a house that is both raw and refined; that has strength and power but, at the same time, a delicacy that speaks of t...
Architecture firm
Peter Stutchbury Architecture
Location
6 Jubilee Ave, Blackheath, New South Wales, Australia
Photography
Brett Boardman Studio
Principal architect
Peter Stutchbury
Design team
Peter Stutchbury, Fernanda Cabral, Sobi Slingsby
Structural engineer
ROC Engineering Design
Construction
Dimark Constructions
Typology
Residential › House
