Refinement in the heart of the city Filled with rich materialism and a hand-crafted eye, Carr has designed a multi-residential apartment building that can only be described as an urban sanctuary.
Echo living: Australia’s first passive house development Australia’s first off-the-plan Passive House development features a swag of energy-saving technologies, including appliances from sustainability leader V-ZUG.
These apartments show how life unfolds all together The INDE.Awards 2022 – The Multi-Residential Building shortlist highlights the different ways people can live together.
In support of the local Collaborating with local makers and craftspeople has never been more important, and it was a driving force behind DKO’s latest Fitzroy Fitzroy project, featuring design pieces by Momu.
Surfside curves Referencing both its pine tree namesake and the local surf culture, Koichi Takada Architect’s Norfolk is a nine-level apartment on the Burleigh Heads waterfront.
Italian Villa Meets Melbourne Contemporary Large archways open out to lush gardens in the latest apartment development in Armadale by Jolson Architecture and Interiors.
Contemporary Apartment Living With Quiet Grandeur George + Powlett raises the bar of luxury apartment living in East Melbourne
A Seaside Sanctuary: North Residences By bureau^proberts The North Residences in Burleigh by bureau^proberts are a fine example of coastal living.
Saint Moritz Is Waterfront Luxury Saint Moritz is all about redefining global standards of design. Developed by Gurner with a selection of the best interior designers and architects, Saint Moritz is set to change the definition of luxury waterfront living.
K2LD Architects Experiments With Density In Collection XI Can the same spatial benefits of a standalone dwelling be appropriated for the multi-residential model? K2LD Architects attempts to answer that question with Collection XI in Melbourne.
Where Is Multi-Residential Building Design Heading? Worldwide, multi-residential buildings are designed in response to the growing population while answering the needs of a site and inspire through design.
Can Multi-Residential Buildings Feel More Human? Koichi Takada Architects has designed Calibre, a new apartment complex, with a focus on craft and nature to create a more human relationship between residents and their environment.
What’s Important When Designing Mixed-Use, Multi Residential Developments? The existing inner city architectural and community context has been the driver of the design of the Short Lane apartments by Woods Bagot.
