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Atelier Cartel Architecture & Interiors
Tasmania & Victoria
Architect / Director Simon Linardi
27/92 the avenue parkville, VIC 3052
146 misty hill road, TAS 7109
phone: 0415601850
email: studiocartell@gmail.com
Welcome to Atelier Cartel.
We are a friendly Architecture & design studio with extensive
experience in Residential architecture, Commercial mix-used projects, urban design/master-planning, multi-residential development & boutique tourism projects. We offer full project management services in addition to detailed concept/sketch design, town-planning, Building permit & Construction documentation. We are Melbourne/ Hobart Based Architects
with national & international experience in Australia, New Zealand,
Asia & Europe
We produce environmentally thoughtful spaces that are able to capture the beauty of architectural space & the natural environment through considered organic Architecture & Interiors.
We aim to provide a unique tailored solution for each of our clients & as you will see by simply scrolling down the page. A catalogue of projects are presented below in the following order.
1. Single residential
2. Multi-residential
3. Cultural / Civic & Design Research
4. Urban design/ mixed-use Masterplan
5. Luxury Hotel / Accomodation
6. Commercial / Retail fitout
7. Design Research Projects
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Simon Linardi, Architect / Director.
RESIDENTIAL
THE MOUNTAIN RIVER HOUSE + WORKSHOP
Mountain River, Huon Valley, Tasmania.
Stage: Building Permit Approval
This home is designed for a professional couple who purchased a beautiful site in mountain river. This Site sits adjacent to a river
that runs all year round, providing fresh mountain spring water off 'sleeping beauty' as she is known to locals.
the masterbedroom / ensuite face onto the river, shielded by the living areas, guest wing & study. Featuing timber ceilings, polished concrete floors, hardwood timber cladding & sagar black sandtone cladding inside & out,
the materials speak to the sub-alpine environment & cultural heritage of the clients.
This series of buildings have been carefully designed to sit comfortable and unassumingly within the regional rural context of the area. Architect Simon Linardi is very familiar with the huon valley, southern Tasmania: having spent the first half of his life living there.
The home is a sculpural organic piece of architecture, encaptulating the rich site features within home, through the movement of ceiling plane & figuration of the plan layout: spaces that can emerge from behind others & allow panoramic views of the undulating mountain ranges, adjacent treelined banks of the river & agricultural land that sits to the north & east of the site.
THE SHEPPARD PROPELLOR HOUSE
Hawthorn East, VICTORIA
Stage: Complete
This home involved the internal remodelling & an extension to small 1930's heritage brick dwelling in hawthorn east.
The clients wished to add an additional bedroom to the existing dwelling & provide a new living/ dining & kitchen zone to the north.
The site was a narrow 7m wide duplex configuration. with the inclusion of a large diamond prism skylight & an additional lightcourt abutting the shared brick boundary wall, we were able to reinvigorate the existing structure which was quite dark & bring an organic pavillion structure into the existing garden.
This allowed us to capture the pre-existing landscape edges & mature trees within the site & beyond. The expansive ceiling & skylight create an everchanging environment within the home, with the colour of the sky & changing weather patterns impacting the atmosphere within the home. We wanted the space to feel as if it sat freely in the rectilinear site, but playing with the figuration of its footprint, we were able to create views & different human scale experiences of the structure as you move around inside & outside of it.
We maintained the original clinker brickwork & facade of the existing dwelling with minor modifcations done to bedrooms & existing sitting room, which adjoins the threshold of next living area.
Existing ceiling mouldings, picture rails & an old bathroom was modified with simple finishes as to not disturb the original features of the home.
THE PILLAR HOUSE
Hawthorn, VICTORIA
Stage: Complete
The Pillar house in Hawthorn was designed for a property developer who recently sold the property for $5.1mil aud
This luxury 5 bedroom residence features 4 bathrooms & 3 separate living areas, an outdoor al fresco dining/living space, a heated plunge pool & a roof terrace commanding panoramic views of the city of Melbourne. The streetscape is designed to present a subtle multi-story residence employing a range of materials from composite metal cladding, coloured zinc shingles, concrete render & stone cladding.
THE JULIET TOWER
Mountain River, Tasmania
Stage: Complete
The Juliet Tower is a small pavillion attached to an existing 2 bedroom double storey alpine style timber home. The tower features a built in sleeping nook with a king size + bed, built in custom waney edge timber joinery, a pentagonal timber ceiling & hardwood western red floor with the radial pentagon motif inside & a gothic inspired pentagonal prism skylight & spire.
The Juliet celebrates the narrative of family & nurture, by providing additonal accomodation for family and friends visiting the family, whilst providing a place for the clients piano, book collection & sculptural artwork.
RAPUNZELS TOWER: Heritage Rebuild / Restoration & Addition
Richmond, Victoria
Stage: Nearing Completion
Rapunzels tower commenced with a complete rebuild & restoration of a heritage listed workers cottage in richmond. The clients wished to add an extra bedroom to the existing 2 bedroom derelict cottage & a modern living/ dining/ kitchen & outdoor living space, all within a very compact 7m wide site.
The Kitchen & Dining ensemble
feature a luscious green brazilian
quartzite stone, painted oak joinery
& hardwood parquetry flooring.
induction cooktop is flush mounted into the benchtop with concealed rangehood over. The fridge & pantry are combined as a stand-alone feature with bullnose oak joinery & vertical handles.
the island bench features an undermount stainless steel sink &
hot water system.
Ducted heated & a floating feature wood fire bring comfort and warmth along with ample sunlight through the floor to ceiling high 3m high bifold/hinged doors that be opened to provide seemless indoor outdoor living to the paved terrace that will feature a bbq, pizza oven & hanging garden along the boundary fence, that once developed will provide a beautiful green landscape throughout the indoor/outdoor living spaces.
The downstairs bathroom features terrazzo floor tiles with integrated floor waste, hand made Moroccan
& white ceramic wall tiles with the norwegian rose marble & timber joinery.
Heated towel rails are installed between the vanity & shower, with a feature elliptical shaped back-lit mirror. A built-in laundry nook occupies the space under stairs & will feature concertina doors
(not shown)
The palette is gentle & calming: for added privacy a fluted safety glass awning window with black aluminium frame is installed beside the free standing bath to allow fresh air / additional condensation to be released from the bathroom.
The Vestibule House
Bendigo, Victoria
Stage: Complete
The Eagle
Dolphin Sands, Tasmania (east-coast)
Stage: Building permit obtained.
The Eagle beach-house at Dolphin Sands Tasmania,
is a 2 bedroom family retreat that is to be built on sand-dunes, with commanding views over the ocean
& the picturesque mountainscape of 'the hazards' Freycinet National Park, on the East Coast of Tasmania.
The Design celebrates the compact, lively beach shack, as a place of retreat & memory machine for family holidays / groups of friends and visitors.
The design features 5m high raked timber ceilings, hardwood cladding, a 7.2m feature open stone fireplace, simple open plan living & and a large deck which connects to a heated plunge pool, via a elevated bridge/walkway.
Black-heart sassafras timber joinery in the bathroom & kitchen
are complimented with earth coloured mosaic tiles, timber floors & green granite benchtops.
Large windows & bi-fold doors
allow the experience of open space & the beach-side environment to be displayed through different sequences of majestic Tasmanian coastal landscape
The roof structure is anchored into large stone/concrete pyramidal footings that emerge from the sand. The elegant materials & finishes sit comfortably within this Tasmanian beach-house.
The Building is illuminated inside & out with wall mounted lighting to celebrate the structural & textural qualities of the design & provide a playful experience of the design during the night-time festivities.
With the nearest neighbouring dwelling more than 70 metres from the home & hidden by the undulating topography & low-lying shrubs & native coastal landscape, the experience of the site surrounding the home & within the broader dolphin sands locale, is unique to this peninsula of land (with the lagoon behind & the beach in front).
The Bridge House
West Hobart, Tasmania
Stage: Planning permit
The Bridge House is a compact 2 bedroom home designed for a site in West Hobart, Tasmania.
situated at the foothills of the Wellington Ranges, with views east to South Hobart & Sandy Bay & North-East towards the Derwent River & eastern shore, The home is to sit quietly within a cool temperate forest environment, which is so classic of Southern Tasmania.
The Design intends to recede into the steep site with access from the carparking concourse at the top level to give our semi retired client ease of access well into the future.
The home commences casually through a carport & bicycle/outdoor storage locker, before gently ramping down into the top level of the home: the intended use is primary residential accommodation at the top and with an ancillary space where the client may lead pilates classes, or have the option to lease the space to tenants or short term accommodation intermittently.
As we arrive inside the home, walking through a calm & dimly lit corridor space (which provides access to the bedroom & bathroom) we arrive in the living zone that enjoys the immense canopy vegetation of the site. Elevated approximately 8m off the natural ground level, the home appears to feel like a treehouse. Like other homes in this West Hobart precinct, it enjoys a solitude right on the doorstep of the hobart cbd.
The Indoor & Outdoor spaces are seamlessly integrated with the surrounding environment, with the volumetric spaces of the home in the ceiling & wall surfaces dissolving into the landscape.
The structural elements frame different views & focal points within the surrounding environment and create a sene of enclosure & privacy from adjacent neighbours.
The intention is to pick up on the ever changing atmosphere of light & movement of the trees & landscape during different weather patterns. Organic architecture allows for a greater connection to the environment. This home is compact though expansive in feeling. This is an important principle applied to all of our architectural projects.
The downtairs living space is a flexible room
that can function as a small pilates studio
or living area for guest accomodation. A kitchenette & laundry are integrated behind cupboards with storage to allow the space to be used for entertainment or as needed.
The Dragonfly House
Tranmere, Tasmania
Stage: Building permit
The bathrooms features a sealed bookmatched timber veneer door, with lighter oak veneer panels installed and sealed to vanity & wall. Terrazzo benchtops with a mixture of blues & greens add soft colour against the off-white finger tiles. Fluted glazing provides privacy with the option for fresh air-flow & release of condensation with an awning window.
The Dragonfly house is a new 4 bedroom home designed for a young family who planned to settle & enjoy this elevated site that features vast panoramic views of mount welling, hobart city, sandy bay & taroona on the opposite side of the derwent river.
The home presents a modest and subdued quality at the streetscape to integrate within the neighbourhood of residential homes. As you enter the home a wide hallway and 1500mm wide stairs lead you into a large living space with 4.5m high ceilings & expansive glazing around the living space, which is over 100sqm in size.
The internal wall living is to be made of hu0n pine veneer which is locally milled. The kitchen is also to feature the veneer with some selected hardwood timber benchtops, finely crafted by local furniture makers.
The open plan of the space features a number of sitting areas, a small study with build in hardwood shelving
& a television nook clad is a stone tile to add some texture & contract when lit up at night
High level glazing allows for uninterrupted skyscapes, which negated the confines of the rectangular site that.
These expansive techniques allow the experience of the space to go far beyond and into the elegant landscape surrounding the Derwent river & mountains beyond: experiencing the landscape at different view points from the elevated mezzanine/landing as you enter the home or move between upstairs bedroom, bathrooms & laundry spaces.
The living area is elevated above the ground to allow for a large storage area under the home. This also gives greater aspect and solar access to the home.
Composed of hardwood timbers, glass and concealed steel framing, the elevated outdoor living space takes in the beautiful panoramic views & sunlight with some provision for covered outdoor space to the west. This allows the home to be opened up, all year round and protected from hard winds, whilst allowing for privacy screening from & for the adjacent neighbouring sites.
The projected roof planes that site at different angles, also allow for addition light to enter the home, whilst changing the atmosphere and volumetric spaces inside the home. The vertical & horizontal lines are celebrated, whilst the angles roof planes provide a sensitive response the the 8m fall towards the lower side of the site.
The Bikini House
Lenah Valley, Tasmania
Stage: Building permit
The Bikini House is a small extension to an existing 1970's 3 bedroom home, that completely opens the living and circulations spaces and vastly improves natural light, environmental performance & liveability
between indoor & outdoor spaces.
The addition conditions of a new master bedroom wing to the rear of the property, terracing of sloped rear garden, new curved joinery & circulation spaces throughout the living areas, a new bathroom & separate ensuite with a bath sunken to ground level looking into a private vestibule garden.
The roof plane sails across the existing roofline of the typical double brick 1970's home & encloses the various spaces of the addition in a way that creates surprising new spaces (both private & public) within and outside the home.
The clients, a middle aged couple of working professionals seek to provide additional space for their transient children who come to stay occasionally, whilst enjoying new and high quality architectural spaces for their own lives, which include bbqing regularly & enjoying a bit of sun baking on the ocassion.
The Mt Periscope Houses
Mount Stuart, Tasmania
Stage: Building permit obtained
The Wing House
Huonville, Tasmania
Stage: Planning Permit obtained
The Wing house is a prototype
Builders spec home, offering a comfortable 3 bedroom + study or 4 bedroom family home option.
The home features generous open plan living areas, 2 bathrooms, a large outdoor terrace & garden & a kitchen with indoor/outdoor servery for the outdoor dining & bbq area.
The front room of the house is designed to allow for a home office/study , guest bedroom or 2nd sitting room /rumpus for children.
This home is available for purchse off the plan. Email us to find out more. It can be customised to allow additional space or needs.
The shorter roof spans allow for a combination of raked & flat ceilings throughout the home (utilising standard structural elements to achieve different spaces as required for the clients.
The home has built in joinery for a study area beside the kitchen, which can also be utilised as a bar or servery during
family meals/ guest vists and parties.
A combination of wall mounted sconces and downlights & feature strip led lighting allow for a change of atmosphere depending on the mood.
The Rotunda House
Huonville, Tasmania
Stage: Concept Design
The Rotunda House is a 4bedroom family home designed to sit comfortably within the regional context of the Huon valley: a rich farmland & mountainous region with picturesque landscapes, waterways & forests.
The Home enjoys a corner allotment within a new housing subdivison, with panroamic views of the mountains that form the Huon valley. Situated within the plateau closer to the township of Huonville, the location affords for all the conveniences, close to public transport, medical facilities, food & beverage & supermarkets/ grocers/ butchery etc.
The living room is an expansive space
featuring the rotunda plan form, a recognisable gazebo or folly presented in gardens, so typical of this regional context. A large covered balcony sweeps around the home, presenting a shaded & protected space for both privacy & architectural detail, with patterned balustrading & ladder columns that add subtle decorative details in the spirit of
the classic homesteads found in the area.
Inside a spectacle unfolds: the periscopic skylight is carved out of the rotunda roof to allow all day light to bounce around the living room, whilst a cambered mirrored plane
allows you to enjoy the visual of the space & the clouds floating by overhead, or the changing of the sky to the vivid oranges and pinks that we often witness in the valley.
The Wing House
Strathmerton, Victoria
Stage: Sketch Design
The wing house is a large 4 bedroom home designed for a growing young family in northern regional victoria.
Sitatued close to family business and with a huge 2000sqm residential site, the home stretches across the entire site to create a shield for the ernomous rear yard, where the kids and family can play & enjoy social activities with privacy & security.
The home presented characteristics of the regional homes with 1950's weatherboard and low slung 1970's brick homes dotted through the area.
It is unassuming and presents as a patchwork of expressions, which reveal a serene & contemporary appearance internally.
The Ocre House
Donvale, Victoria
Stage: Sketch Design
The Zen House is a large organic architectural home that is situated amidst the picturesque rolling hills of Donvale in Melbournes eastern suburbs.
The home sits below the crest of the hill & is sunken through the use of a series of terraced courtyards & outdoor paved areas. A large roof encapsulates the spaces, responding eloquently to the topographical sway of the land.
The home is a subdued & earthy in its sentiment, featuring natural stone, hardwood timbers, copper & corten steel with custom glazing & custom embossed copper facade panels that echo the native tone of the geology & material palette.
A large sunken courtyard
features a quiet minimalistic
garden with pebbles & some select trees with delicate foliage.
They provide a sense of serenity amidst the rolling native landscape
& a focal point for living spaces that open up into the courtyard.
A large pergola roof connects the pool house/guest retreat & main house, whilst providing a backdrop to the native garden & pool area.
sandstone paving throughout the ground-plane & base of the home
give the impression that the upper level & pool building are sunken into the ground. The rough texture & soft tonal colours reflect the sedimentary value of the earth below.
The truncated facade rises up to pick up the deep roof eaves below, allowing the structure to be tied back into the vertical framing.
This creates additional depth to the facade & allows for covered outdoor spaces & plenty of shade and protection from the sun in warmer months.
The stone landscaping bleeds into the existing soft landscape and will grow over with details of groundcover & plantings over time. The home is designed to grow with the landscape, rather than to sit opposed to it.
The Mountain House
Collinsvale, Tasmania
Stage: Sketch Design
The Planar House
Glen Waverley, Victoria
Stage: Under Construction
The Planar house is currently under construction.
This 4 bedroom home is designed on a small 290sqm lot in Glen Waverley, a beautiful green suburb that features landscaped streetscapes and rolling terrain.
Situated on highbury road, this home is set back behind a tree lined streetscaped
with an 80sqm outdoor north facing garden. Each downstairs room looks onto a green space or private garden, including the bathroom. A private zen/water rock garden
is designed into the middle of living room with operable doors and windows
The right of way providing access to the rear dwelling/neighbour is used as opportunity to shield the private living spaces of the home, whilst allowing plenty of sunlight and airflow to come into the lower and upper level spaces. The courtyard provides a break in the massing and a chance for large glazing panels across the north/western corner of a stairwell. As you ascend the stairs you can look out to the street or down into the private garden below.
MULTI-RESIDENTIAL
125 Bathurst Street, Hobart
Tasmania
Stage: Town-planning Approved
Hobart Apartments + Mixed use/retail
125 Bathurst Street is a town-planning approved multi-residential / mixed use apartment project. Atelier Cartel Director Simon Linardi understood the community concerns regarding housing shortages for the inner city of Hobart, as well as the urban design & heritage requirements that would place significant stress on different stakeholders: consulting extensively with the heritage councillors and the urban design advisory board, the hobart city council voted to approve the development, at a time when the vast majority of applications were being knocked back.
With careful planning, transparency & appropriate design solutions, property developers can find a solution that can work for various parties.
Importantly the project reflects upon the rich architectural history of the surrounding streetscape & precinct with many art deco & period buildings adorning the inner city. The existing art deco building was to be retained with continuing use of commercial history.
The lower massing of the apartment building was set back 8m from the street facade to ensure the view lines from the street respected the existing art deco building. Beyond it lies large garden terraces for guests and a number of rooftop shared public spaces for entertaining friends or catching up with other residents.
There are currently a shortage of roof terrace spaces in the cbd and surrounds of hobart, these sort of spaces can bring a new dimension to urban life & add potential for safe social spaces in the city.
Hobart has alot of potential for small - mid rise boutique
residential development with some great examples by local tasmanian practises starting to emerge in recent years.
Atelier cartel are proud representatives of the local community & we enjoy working on these sort of projects.
as a local Tasmanian raised architect, Simon Linardi respects the views of tasmanians to carefully progress the built environment.
75 FOUCHE AVENUE, OLD BEACH
TASMANIA
15 X 3 & 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES
Stage: Under Construction / Nearing Completion
Photos & Images courtesy of : Adam Gibson Photography
& LJ Hooker Real Estate
75 Fouche Avenue, Old Beach tasmania is a new 15 x townhouse development situated at old beach, alongside the derwent river estuary. The site enjoys spectacular views of Mount Wellington/wellington national park & the northern suburbs of hobart with the breadth and scale of the derwent river.
situated in a quiet residential pocket, these generous 3 & 4 bedroom homes are arranged into 4 types of semi-detached houses. with the front 4 dwellings enjoying huge gardens fronting onto the public walking trail beside the estuary & waterfront precinct.
These homes present comfortable & expansive open plan living with compact rear gardens/ service courts.
Built with a combination of blockwork, compressed f.c sheet, timber cladding & feature stonework they present simple, yet pleasant streetscapes with large outdoor decks connected to reverse upper level living spaces.
Atelier Cartel director Simon was responsible for the design development and complete construction documentation of the dwellings, whilst assisting with consultant coordination for the developer/client.
The dwellings present quality new mid-level homes for a much needed housing shortage that the region is currently experiencing.
Furthermore this project demonstrates the appropriate scale of in-fill multi-residential townhouse development for existing outer suburbs and regions of hobart, where homes and residential sub-division development have grown organically over time: albeit often with examples of excessive lot sizes and residential home designs.
The open living & large feature windows enjoy outlook onto the derwent river, with covered outdoor terraces.
The dwellings situated adjacent to the river feature raked ceiling, additional glazing & skylights, with tas oak timber floors, a mixture of joinery options provided to
new residents.
Hanoi Oasis,
Hanoi Vietnam
Stage: Masterplan / Sketch Design
Design Architect whilst at dKO Architecture (Melbourne)
Hanoi Oasis was a development proposal for 54 x luxury
3 storey townhouses & 15 storey residential tower in Hanoi, Vietnam. Atelier Cartel director Simon linardi as the lead design architect for the development, whilst working at dko architecture back in 2016. Simon produced the 3d concepts & architectural design language for the buildings & the landscape proposal, as well as developing the preliminary feasibility study + floor plans for townhouse & apartment typologies.
CIVIC ARCHITECTURE
Majestic Church Masterplan
Christchurch, New Zealand
Stage: Town-planning
Design Architect Whilst at dKO Architecture (Melbourne)
The Majestic Church masterplan was designed to provide a new 700 seat auditorium, wedding/function chapel, accomodation for guests & the clergy,
A childcare centre, a 3-level above ground carpark, performing arts spaces for dance and music recording studio. Atelier Cartel Director Simon Linardi
was the Lead design architect for the development & was tasked with
URBAN DESIGN / MASTERPLANNING / CIVIC INFRASTRUCTURE
EUROA MASTERPLAN / PEDESTRIAN LINK (ARTC RAIL)
IN COLLABORATION WITH EUROA CONNECT COMMUNITY GROUP & NEAD ARCHITECTS
Stage: Masterplan / Urban Design Concept
Commissioned by the community led group 'Euroa Connect' director Simon Linardi was invited to propose a new pedestrian link between the Northern & Southern sides of the trainlink in the regional victorian town of Euroa.
The proposal seeks to provide a safe & well accessible space with a public meeting space & arrival point for people entering the town via train, or arriving towards Binney street (the main street).
The ARTC are the responsible government organisation for developing engineered solutions across the rail network (providing freight along the east coast of Australia). Traditionally provisions such as the overpass in Euroa did not factor the impact of cutting off the 2 sides of the town on commerce/ accessibility & public amenities/space. This is a renewed attempt to provide a suitable response to the connectivity for the town.
The underpass allows for a sunken plaza/ amphitheatre which could provide a fantastic space for music events, public meetings, fund raising events or other cultural uses. The landscape features a series of terraced gardens & seating spaces with a view to encourage outdoor activity & socialising in the town. Currently there are now civic plaza spaces & being at the end of Binney street, this site provides
The inclined landscape provides access to each terrace/seating space to ensure all people can enjoy the different aspects of the site. The bridge features antique materials such as corten steel & brass coloured embossed metal panels that celebrate the craft of original hotels , pubs & industrious past/present history of the town.
Subtle patterned metal panels on the bridge would allow for interesting details such as embedded lighting within the panels would provide additional visual delight & ambiance at night time.
EUROA MASTERPLAN / PEDESTRIAN LINK (ARTC RAIL)
IN COLLABORATION WITH EUROA CONNECT COMMUNITY GROUP & NEAD ARCHITECTS - RAIL PRECINCT PLAN
Stage: Masterplan / Urban Design Concept
This Collaboration between Atelier Cartel Architecture & NEAD (North Eastern architecture & Design) explores a masterplan for the sites to the northern & southern side of the existing rail.
NEAD in conjunction with the Euroa Connect team explored the critical move to replace the vehicular overpass with an underpass for cars, which gives back alot of additional on grade site area & allows for greater urban design/ connectivity potential.
Atelier Cartel was involved in community consultation to allow for different civic functions (a wishlist) by local community members for how the future site could be used. These include:
>Public gardens & revilatised native species plantings across the sites
> Play area for children
>Community vegetable gardens
>An Art Gallery/Museum
>Cafe/Restaurant in the historic Goods Shed
An Aerial view shows the vehicular underpass proposal with landscaping & a red pedestrian footbridge that connects a music/performance space with a possible photography museum/art gallery, covered farmers market-hall canopy & access to the underpass/ new train station/platform on the opposite side of the rail line.
LONDON ZOO PENGUIN ENCLOSURE REDEVELOPMENT,
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM.
in Collaboration with ARUP ENGINEERS (HONG KONG)
Lead Urban Designer Michael Rogers
Visualiation by Razin Kahn
[TEAM : ATELIER ZOOMORPHIC]
NORTH HOBART CARPARK / MIXED USED COMMERCIAL
Stage: Masterplan / Concept Design
COMMERCIAL / RETAIL FITOUT
BUBBLE TEA, SANDY BAY. TASMANIA
Stage: Concept Design
SAINTS COFFEE KIOSK. TOWNSVILLE, QUEENSLAND
Stage: Concept Design
DESIGN RESEARCH PROJECTS : TEMPLES OF NATURE
These projects examine the underlying biophillic principles associated with site specific research, environmental
conditions & social/cultural narrative. They aim to explore the connection between man & the natural world, through invented spatial briefs, program & site conditions to exemplify the possibilities of Architecture & Art. They serve as a catalyst to inspire material & spatial richness & push the boundaries of invention & imagination.
THE SIMPSON DESERT HOUSE
SIMPSON DESERT, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Stage: Concept Design
THE HUON VALLEY PONTOON
HUON RIVER, HUONVILLE, TASMANIA
Stage: Concept Design
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