Clifton House / Idle Architecture Studio

The warehouse buildings of Clifton Hill are derived from an industrial heritage that housed the workers and craftsmen of the era. Their use of solid materials and punched windows creates robustness and singularity of form. In many instances, these historic two and three storey warehouses (many of which have been converted to residential use) sit adjacent to contemporary apartment buildings and Victorian and Edwardian-era single-storey dwellings, establishing complex, and sometimes awkward interfaces.

Clifton House / Idle Architecture Studio
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  • architects: Idle Architecture Studio
  • Location: Melbourne Victoria, Australia
  • Project Year: 2019
  • Photographs: Jaime Diaz-Berrio
  • Area: 5600.0 m2

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