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The Rooftop: Developing The Last Urban Frontier

The Rooftop: Developing The Last Urban Frontier

Architecture, Ideas by Open Journal

As our urban centers grow ever denser we are beginning to see a huge acceleration in the demand for developed rooftop space in multi-residential developments.

The Robin Boyd Foundation Launches The Boyd Circle

The Robin Boyd Foundation Launches The Boyd Circle

Architecture by Open Journal

The Boyd Circle, led by eleven industry leaders, unites Australia’s most visionary practitioners with the shared goal of raising funds for the preservation of Walsh Street via a bold program of talks, open days and interactive events

A Japanese Sensibility

A Japanese Sensibility

Architecture by Open Journal

Driven by its existing Victorian facade, and the owners' admiration for the Japanese aesthetic, this South Yarra house by Workshop Architecture strikes a stunning balance between heritage and modernist design.

D’Entrecasteaux House by Room 11

D’Entrecasteaux House by Room 11

Architecture by Open Journal

Sheltered from the Roaring Forties by the Tasmanian mainland, Bruny Island is a landscape of staggering natural beauty. Room 11 Architects embraced the islands challenging elements in their design for the beautiful D'Entrecasteaux House.

Fook’s House By Preston Lane Architects: Reworking A Classic.

Fook’s House By Preston Lane Architects: Reworking A Classic.

Architecture by Open Journal

Dr. Ernest Fooks is considered to be one of Melbourne’s most esteemed post-war architects. This Elsternwick home was commissioned by the owner's grandfather in 1955 and has just undergone a beautiful resurrection by Preston Lane Architects.

Venice Biennale 2018: ‘Grasslands Repair’ at The Australian Pavilion

Venice Biennale 2018: ‘Grasslands Repair’ at The Australian Pavilion

Architecture by Open Journal

'Repair' by Melbourne architects Baracco+Wright and artist Linda Tegg makes a powerful sociological statement to a global audience at the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale.

Buying Off The Plan

Buying Off The Plan

Architecture, Ideas by Open Journal

At Neometro we appreciate that buying off the plan can be a complicated process so on Saturday 12th May we sat down to talk through the ins and outs to bring you that step closer to purchasing your piece of the urban high-density dream.

Innovation Walk

Innovation Walk

Architecture by Open Journal

Kosloff Architecture and the Australian artist Callum Morton with MAP (Monash Art Projects), collaborated on the re-skinning of an existing 8 story brick clad building designed by Stephenson and Turner in 1969.

A Calm Japanese Aesthetic

A Calm Japanese Aesthetic

Architecture by Stephen Crafti

This Italianate Victorian house in Northcote dates back to the 1880s and is thought to be one of the area’s original farmhouses.