Photography by Angus Martin Photography Kelder Architects have recently completed a custom contemporary house in Brisbane, Australia, that was designed for their builder/developer client. The new house design replaced a 1960’s brick & tile house, however a breeze block screen from the original house was recycled into the new design, and also inspired the design of the […]
Photography by Cathy Schusler Architecture firm DAHA have completed the ‘Church House’, a residential extension and adaptation of the heritage listed ‘Church of Transfiguration’, that’s located in Brisbane, Australia. Photography by Cathy Schusler A dark zinc form has been used to connect the church on the left and the new house on the […]
Photography by Cathy Schusler Architecture firm DAHA have completed the ‘Church House’, a residential extension and adaptation of the heritage listed ‘Church of Transfiguration’, that’s located in Brisbane, Australia. Photography by Cathy Schusler A dark zinc form has been used to connect the church on the left and the new house on the […]
Photography by Cathy Schusler Architecture firm DAHA have completed the ‘Church House’, a residential extension and adaptation of the heritage listed ‘Church of Transfiguration’, that’s located in Brisbane, Australia. Photography by Cathy Schusler A dark zinc form has been used to connect the church on the left and the new house on the […]
This hillside house in Brisbane, designed by Japanese studio Tato Architects and Australian office Phorm Architecture, features outdoor living spaces raised up on stilts. The client asked Yo Shimada of Tato Architects for a house with a minimalist aesthetic. He decided to use a stilted home that his studio previously completed near Kobe, Japan, as a starting point for the design.
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This hillside house in Brisbane, designed by Japanese studio Tato Architects and Australian office Phorm Architecture, features outdoor living spaces raised up on stilts. The client asked Yo Shimada of Tato Architects for a house with a minimalist aesthetic. He decided to use a stilted home that his studio previously completed near Kobe, Japan, as a starting point for the design.
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A climbing wall, a study and a bedroom are all contained within this Brisbane house extension, designed by Phorm Architecture + Design to be reminiscent of a treehouse. Described by the studio as a “detached residential extension”, the Taringa Treehouse is built under the shelter of a tree, in the backyard of a property in the Queensland city. The tree is one of a row
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A climbing wall, a study and a bedroom are all contained within this Brisbane house extension, designed by Phorm Architecture + Design to be reminiscent of a treehouse. Described by the studio as a “detached residential extension”, the Taringa Treehouse is built under the shelter of a tree, in the backyard of a property in the Queensland city. The tree is one of a row
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