Re-imagined Outdoor Living…….
What if we could Elevate the Front Yard?
What if you could turn the Veranda into a Tree?
What if we could create a Platform for Living?

Sculptural in its form, the architecture responds to its natural landscape. Cascading terraces soften a grand double frontage, creating a vertical garden that seems to flow into the park and the lake below.

Inspired by the great forecourts of Rome, the design acknowledges and respects the adjacent church and heritage precinct.

• A reflection of landmark design.

A tower so exactly tailored to its environment, that it couldn’t exist in any other place, but the coast of beautiful Surfers Paradise.

Placed at the corner of Bridge Road and Judd Street, Dux’s proposed design references the site’s manufacturing history with subtlety and resonance.

88 Melbourne is a landmark 56 storey residential tower acting as a gateway to the city.

The intention is to produce an elegant development that celebrates and enhances the original buildings while delivering landmark Hawthorn residences for the ages.

White render inspired from the Spanish mission dwellings, textured white brickwork from the Californian bungalows and detailing drawn from the federation styles delivering 44 high-end apartments.

Botanica Apartments is the final stage and centrepiece of the award-winning Banbury Village development, a premium enclave in Melbourne’s booming inner west.

Graceview Apartments in Turramurra NSW aims to create an exciting multi-residential building that will establish a strong precedent for high-quality development in the suburb.

An innovative approach to a challenging small site.

La Trobe Tower is Rothelowman’s groundbreaking new residential tower, at 42 levels it is Australia’s tallest prefabricated building.

Leroy sits at a pivotal point within St Kilda, providing a link between the former business district and the finer grain of established period homes.

The design of Newport continues the evolution of the Northshore Hamilton precinct and in particular, the eastern precinct, Hamilton Reach.

Coburg Quarter will have a village feel in an urban context. It will be a natural extension of Melbourne’s celebrated northern suburbs such as Brunswick, Northcote and Fitzroy.

This residential project in Hawthorn is in the heart of the urban regeneration area surrounding Burwood Road and responds, not only to the surrounding industrial buildings but to the evolving character of the precinct.

The design was conceived by viewing the site as a city block that has eroded internally over time, creating unique, internal spaces that flow within the site.

Toorak Road’s façade opens and closes to create an organic architecture that oscillates between private and public landscaped spaces, whilst firmly anchoring down to the ground plane with a curvaceous gesture which frames the entry and holds the street.

The elegant forms and meticulous site response give the building a strong yet subtle presence, the architecture and environmentally responsible design delivering a timeless building.

Re-imagined Outdoor Living…….
What if we could Elevate the Front Yard?
What if you could turn the Veranda into a Tree?
What if we could create a Platform for Living?

Sculptural in its form, the architecture responds to its natural landscape. Cascading terraces soften a grand double frontage, creating a vertical garden that seems to flow into the park and the lake below.

Inspired by the great forecourts of Rome, the design acknowledges and respects the adjacent church and heritage precinct.

• A reflection of landmark design.

A tower so exactly tailored to its environment, that it couldn’t exist in any other place, but the coast of beautiful Surfers Paradise.

Placed at the corner of Bridge Road and Judd Street, Dux’s proposed design references the site’s manufacturing history with subtlety and resonance.

88 Melbourne is a landmark 56 storey residential tower acting as a gateway to the city.

The intention is to produce an elegant development that celebrates and enhances the original buildings while delivering landmark Hawthorn residences for the ages.

White render inspired from the Spanish mission dwellings, textured white brickwork from the Californian bungalows and detailing drawn from the federation styles delivering 44 high-end apartments.

Botanica Apartments is the final stage and centrepiece of the award-winning Banbury Village development, a premium enclave in Melbourne’s booming inner west.

Graceview Apartments in Turramurra NSW aims to create an exciting multi-residential building that will establish a strong precedent for high-quality development in the suburb.

An innovative approach to a challenging small site.

La Trobe Tower is Rothelowman’s groundbreaking new residential tower, at 42 levels it is Australia’s tallest prefabricated building.

Leroy sits at a pivotal point within St Kilda, providing a link between the former business district and the finer grain of established period homes.

The design of Newport continues the evolution of the Northshore Hamilton precinct and in particular, the eastern precinct, Hamilton Reach.

Coburg Quarter will have a village feel in an urban context. It will be a natural extension of Melbourne’s celebrated northern suburbs such as Brunswick, Northcote and Fitzroy.

This residential project in Hawthorn is in the heart of the urban regeneration area surrounding Burwood Road and responds, not only to the surrounding industrial buildings but to the evolving character of the precinct.

The design was conceived by viewing the site as a city block that has eroded internally over time, creating unique, internal spaces that flow within the site.

Toorak Road’s façade opens and closes to create an organic architecture that oscillates between private and public landscaped spaces, whilst firmly anchoring down to the ground plane with a curvaceous gesture which frames the entry and holds the street.

The elegant forms and meticulous site response give the building a strong yet subtle presence, the architecture and environmentally responsible design delivering a timeless building.