Architecture

Duality

So many thoughts swirling around my head about the series I’m sharing here. I thought it was going to be a fixation to begin with but this is bigger. I’ve long pondered what draws me to the intersection of contradictions; new and old, natural and built, dark and light, straight and curved and so on and thought it was just a matter of visual interest. What I’ve come to realise through much reading, talking and searching is that it’s much deeper than that. It’s a desire to understand the contradictions, the dichotomies, the dualities within myself. There’s too much to say on this to say it all here, but I’ll leave you with this. For all the time I’ve been looking at places where the natural environment meets the built, I thought, as someone who loves and respects nature, that I was cheering for the nature, when actually my heart lies with the built, in this case the house. My metaphor was back to front.

*Side note. There are too many photos here, I know, but in my defence I spent time with this house on two seperate days and took close to 300 photos. It was hard to choose!

**Side note two, I could have done a fixations series on the lacy curtains alone.

 
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
Elizabeth Schiavello Fine Art & Architectural Photographer
 

Coming out from behind the camera, so to speak.

Anyone that knows me well will tell you I’m quite a private person and enjoy being on the side of the camera that I am. However, I recognise the importance of showing my face every now and then, so in the spirit of “showing my face” I shared some insights into my practice with Jan Henderson and the team at Indesignlive. You can have a quick look below or read the full profile here: https://www.indesignlive.com/people/elizabeth-schiavello. A big thanks to Jan Henderson for her kindness and generosity of spirit.

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
 

Fixations 6

It’s time to share another of my fixations. Adelaide is still giving here and if you’ve been playing along for a while you can probably tell me what I love about this inner city, industrial scene… feel free to say so in the comments if you’re brave… if you’re new here click the #fixations tag above and you’ll get the idea!

 
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
Elizabeth Schiavello Architecture and Fine Art photographer Melbourne
 

Brunswick East House by Lazcon Build

It’s quite extraordinary what’s been achieved by Lazcon Build, on this narrow block in Brunswick East. Four levels of clever, comfortable, inner-city living, a stones throw from anything you could want. From the hydraulic skylight to the roof-top terrace, to the gorgeous earthy toned bathrooms, this family home was something and a pleasure to spend time in.

Build: Lazcon Build
Interiors and shoot styling: Jacqui Lazzarotto

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

Clifton Hill Townhouse by Amiconi Architects

It was walk to work day for this shoot back in November, which was a real treat - as it was to work with the team at Amiconi Architects and Pip&Coop again. This time a beautiful upgrade to a Clifton Hill townhouse overlooking the park and away to the east. Adrian and the team have brought new life to this home for a lovely family.

Architect: Amiconi Architects
Stylist: Pip&Coop (Cassie Thomson)

 
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
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
 

Milwaukee Tools by PTID and Amicus

I wasn’t sure what to expect as I drove towards this project in Knotting Hill. I knew it was 4,000sqm, a mix of commercial and industrial spaces and on the site of the former Toyota Technical Centre. What I found was a bold and clever update and reuse of an existing space, which offered some great opportunities for photography. I had particular fun playing with colour, which you know I’m a fan of and the unexpectedly green building surrounds. Hats of to PTID and Amicus for what they’ve achieved here.

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

1 Halcyon Walk by H2o Architects and HousingFirst Ltd

 

This was one of those shoots that really made me work for the images. 1 Halycon Walk by H2o Architects and HousingFirst Ltd is stage one of three that will make up Halcyon Village a senior citizens village in Brighton. While stage one is complete and sitting pretty in it’s leafy surround, stage two was very much in progress, in close proximity, making clean images hard to come by. To add to the complexity residents were moving in around us and the apartments were unfurnished. All that said it’s a great little building and I loved the challenge.

Developer: HousingFirst Ltd
Architect: H2o Architects
Builder: Minicon Construction

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

Halcyon 2 & 3 that were being built around me here are now complete! Visit this link to see the finished development!