It’s little wonder that this eye-catching design by Melanie Beynon Architecture has been shortlisted for the People’s Choice award in the Australian Timber Design Awards {pop over and give them a vote!} The warmth, tactility, craftsmanship and attention to detail all make the heart [...]
Often it is the constraints of an architectural project that define it and make it unique. In this striking design by Freehand Projects, the need to protect the endangered trees on the property became a feature of the design. The bold architectural expression is softened by a harmonious integration [...]
I love the concept of using the new to celebrate the old and this project beautifully illustrates how well it can work. In the words of its creative designer, Raffaello Rosselli : The humble tin shed is an iconic Australian structure. The project was to repurpose an existing tin [...]
I’m excited today to be sharing my personal architecture journey with you! Hubby & I have followed the work of Bourne Blue Architects for many years so it was exciting to give them the challenge of transforming our ugly duckling into a swan while incorporating their signature style of [...]
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This Bluey’s Beach home on the mid North coast of NSW was conceived by Bourne Blue Architecture based on a brief for simplicity, durability and authenticity. The owners were not interested in anything ostentatious and were keen to conserve the existing Angophera trees and the views to the [...]