Quality and connection define the Renaissance apartments in Manuka. This highly considered development, by Morris Property Group (MPG),...

1788 Residences has set a new benchmark for architecture and luxury design in Double Bay. Located in the heart of Double Bay village,...

Brick Inlay Podium at Escala New Quay, featuring a Krause custom rustic brick tile blend

True to its namesake, Park Lane takes inspiration from surrounding parkland, delivering a timeless sculptural form to the bayside suburb...

Hardworking, responsive and dynamic, with a textural richness beyond the physical appearance of the building. The Garden Apartments at...

Breese Street is a lively celebration of liveability, authenticity and, above all, community. Its future-focused design of 57, one, two...

On the site of the former State Savings Bank in Hawthorn stands The Kent Residences. The brainchild of Rothelowman, a team renowned for...

The Whyte Senior Learning Centre at Padua College is a standout on the Mornington Peninsula. The first of two buildings realised in the...

On the site of one of Melbourne’s first theatres and a warehouse in Fitzroy comes The Lryric: modern apartments whose new architectural...

51 Langridge is a building with a purpose. A deeply responsive and healthy workplace that respects and understands its context in...

First impressions are lasting. And on this, The Hotel Britomart more than delivers. The stunning textured Brick Inlay facade. Image: Petra Leary From a technical perspective, faultless teamwork, combined with Brick Inlay, helped Cheshire Architects realise their design for an 11-storey full brick façade: a first for New Zealand, setting a new benchmark in facade design. From an aesthetic point of view, a well-considered, singular palette pushed the bar even higher, making The

Brick Inlay's solid history in earthquake zones was a strong first tick for Cheshire Architects. Image: Petra Leary Cooper and Co and Bracewell Construction were initially nervous about using Brick Inlay in New Zealand, given the risk of bricks detaching in a seismic event. So they needed considerable convincing to get them across the line, and provided full support in the research process. The first step was proving Brick Inlay’s solid history. Discussions with Peter Robert

The Hotel Britomart is a technical and aesthetic work of art. Image: Sam Hartnett It’s every architect and developer’s dream. To lead a project of a lifetime. One that pushes your technical, creative and problem-solving brain past its physical and emotional limits. The Hotel Britomart in Auckland is that project. Led by a phenomenal team, The Hotel Britomart delivers a total architectural experience that pushes every boundary, with exceptional results. It’s hardly surprising,

Creating a substantial building that was instantly recognisable as a creative precinct was a challenge relished by Bellemo & Cat...

Designing a contemporary 14 storey commercial and residential building in a heritage setting can be somewhat challenging. But when you...

The Moorings is a modern interpretation of the Mornington Peninsula. Embodying waterfront living at its best, these new apartments front...

They’re new apartments with an old soul, inspired by this historic suburb’s industrial grain. Anchored on the corner of Wellington,...

Tao Home is a unique independent-living residential project by Sunbright Development Australia in Melbourne’s Box Hill. Hayball is the...

The arrival of the Bohem apartments on the corner of Wright and Morphett streets has been an innovative addition to the skyline and...

Creating a cost-effective design that was operational, low maintenance and most importantly, warm and welcoming for residents and their...