Landscape Architecture

An updated gem by Rosstang Architects

Mother Nature is always generous when I work with Rosemary Ross and Waihan Tang of Rosstang Architects, and this sunny Monday back in March was no exception. Perfect blue sky and sunshine to shoot this beautiful update and addition to an old gem in Brighton. A clever use of space and stunning landscaping by Paul Pritchard made for a lovely day in the autumn sun.

 
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
 

Railway Place Pop Up Furniture

Spent a lovely afternoon in the sun with the Planning & Placemaking team at City of Boroondara, shooting their latest pop up furniture project. Here’s a few highlights from the shoot.

 
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
 

Obake Gardens at Secret Garden House

Seeing as though we’re out in the garden I thought I’d share some additional images shot for Obake Gardens from Secret Garden House by Amiconi Architects.

Mieke Pattison has done a stunning job of creating a secluded oasis and productive garden in one.

Secret Garden House by Amiconi Architects

 

I watched this house being built - caught glimpses of it from the surrounding streets. It’s not too far from where I’m living while my house is being built. Despite having watched it, I was still surprised, delighted even, when I made my first site visit. The clever orientation of the studio at the street, the house at back and the gorgeous, productive garden in between. I just assumed it ran straight along the eastern boundary! The interiors are impressive too. Plenty of natural light from the northern facing doors to the garden but warm and cosy at the same time. A credit to the clever team behind it!

Architecture: Amiconi Architects
Interiors: Cassie Duncan
Builder: Warrawee Homes
Landscape Design: Obake Gardens
Styling: Pip+Coop

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Elizabeth Schiavello Melbourne Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Melbourne Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Melbourne Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Melbourne Architectural and Interiors Photographer
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Elizabeth Schiavello Melbourne Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Melbourne Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Melbourne Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Melbourne Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Melbourne Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Melbourne Architectural and Interiors Photographer
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Mundaring Childcare Centre by Michael Carr Architects

Sunny days have been few and far between in recent months but I managed to line up a (mostly) stunning one to shoot Mundaring, an outstanding new childcare centre in Cranbourne by Michael Carr Architects. Fresh, clean, colourful and complete with double height ceiling and an observation space for teacher training.

 
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Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Architectural and Interiors Photographer
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John Wardle's Ballarat GovHub

 

I spent a glorious day in Ballarat last month shooting John Wardle’s Ballarat Gov Hub, a new home for up to 1000 employees on the town’s ‘Civic Hall’ site. The low rise, zinc clad building has a gabled roof and mass timber structure that reference a rural shed, and can be seen from many vantage points around the town. It sits along side the library, the 1950s Civic Hall and a park, which together will become an important precinct for community, government and commercial activities in the Ballarat CBD.

Developer: Development Victoria
Architect: John Wardle Architects
Builder: Kane Constructions and Nicholson Construction joint venture
Engineer: Aecom
Landscape Architect: Aspect Studios

Here are some images from the shoot.

 

Brighton Extension by Rosstang Architects

Shot on one of the last true summer days, this rear extension by Rosstang Architects was really in its element. It can’t go without saying that these are quite possibly the biggest doors I’ve come across in a home to date!

 
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Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
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Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Interiors Photographer Melbourne
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