Designed to maximize space and light, this home features carefully configured spaces, elevated ceilings, and rooms flooded with sunlight.
Mitsuori Architects’ project brief for this inner-city renovation required an inherently efficient design solution that maximized the perception of space and volume.
A light and natural interior palette, combined with bold external lines and layering of the building form, all work together to create inviting and comfortable spaces.
Spaces are carefully configured to create independent zones without compromising the feeling of openness or visual connection.
Project Details
Project Size – 260 m2
Site Area – 630 m2
Completion Date – 2018
Building Levels – 1
Project Team
Architecture
Mitsuori Architects
Melbourne-based and founded in 2008 by Matthew Murfett and Melissa Lim, Mitsuori Architects bring together large-scale project experience and technical expertise with the personalized service and attention to detail of a small boutique design practice.
Construction
DSS Constructions
DSS Constructions is a Melbourne-based specializing in home renovations. They are renowned for building high-quality homes. They actively limit the number of jobs they do to ensure they can deliver what they promise.
Photography
Michael Kai
Michael Kai is a Melbourne-based photographer. Born in a town close to Berlin, Germany, Michael spent two years as a documentary photographer in post-war Kosovo before pursuing further studies in Germany and Australia.
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