Sep 24, 2017
‘Microluxe’ apartment - Melbourne, Australia - Edwards Moore ____
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‘Microluxe’ apartment - Melbourne, Australia - Edwards Moore ____
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エドワード・ムーアが手がけた鏡面ファサードにより環境に溶け込む可搬式のバーカウンター (designboom) Edwards Moore creates mirror mobile bars that adapt to their surroundings like chameleons (designboom)
Edwards Moore. Bow House. Richmond. Melbourne. Australia. photos : Fraser Marsden (c) Edwards Moore
Edwards Moore. Cubby House. Australia. photos : Peter Bennetts
To provide additional floor area for an upper level bedroom/study space and new bathroom with the lower level acting as the main living space.Inspired by the 'raumplan'concept - designing continuous spaces for living rather than regularly divided floors with limited flexibility - the house has minimal doors and walls. (c) Edwards Moore
Edwards Moore. Dolls House. Australia. photos by Fraser Marsden (c) Edwards Moore
A low cost renovation to a tiny workers cottage, dubbed the 'dolls house' by neighbours at only 3.5m wide. Retaining the original brick portion of the house and then extending the house to connect with the rear laneway. Two courtyards provide the interior with direct connection to a garden whilst generating a continuous and connected series of living spaces.
Lightbox House by Edwards Moore
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Melbourne-based studio Edwards Moore breathe new life – and light – into a single-storey terrace house in Carlton North. Squashed between a multi-storey apartment block on one side and another Victorian terrace on the other, the project – dubbed the ‘Lightbox House’ – features an additional storey with perforated floor that allows light to filter through to the ground level. We talk to the architect duo about the design philosophies behind this luminescent, inner-city oasis. All photos by Daniel Aulsebrook.
Offcut Stool Design by Edwards Moore (Ben Edwards & Juliet Moore) - view full gallery of photos
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