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Star turn: Napoleon Perdis Chapel

Star turn: Napoleon Perdis Chapel

Make-up entrepreneur Napoleon Perdis commissioned Studiobird to design an interior for his new South Yarra concept store that includes cosmetics, a foray into lifestyle retailing and a make-up academy.

Interiors
The dining room features A display of burnished copper pots and other culinary artefacts.

A French reincarnation: L’Hotel Gitan

Inspired by the site’s art deco heritage, SJB Interiors has refitted this Melbourne bistro and dining room to give it French character in keeping with the menu on offer.

Interiors
The boardroom, located opposite reception, is a comfortable place to host clients and meetings.

Concrete theatre: Wolfdene

Young design practice Larritt-Evans has capitalized on the concrete materiality of an existing tenancy in Melbourne, crafting an impressive new face for property developer Wolfdene.

Interiors
Diners are basked in a warm glow that creates pockets of intimacy in the space.

Turning over a new leaf: Transformer Fitzroy

Breathe Architecture turns a vacant electrical transformer factory in Melbourne into a modern vegetarian restaurant and bar.

Hospitality, Interiors
Natural light reaches deep into the building through the atrium.

Freedom at work: Medibank Place

With the aspiration to create one of the healthiest headquarters in the world, Medibank enlisted multidisciplinary design firm Hassell to create a head office where employees have freedom to choose how and where they work.

Commercial, Interiors
Fluoro lights are arranged in a zigzag pattern over pegboard.

“Make it awesome”: Phamily Kitchen

Architect Mathew van Kooy adds bold colour to create this Vietnamese restaurant in Melbourne’s Collingwood.

Hospitality, Interiors
Beneath banana plant print wallpaper, another upstairs bar has painted steel Barfront and joinery detailing.

Local character: The Terminus Hotel

Techné Architecture and Interior Design and Sand Hill Road breathe new life into a much-loved Melbourne pub.

Hospitality, Interiors
The attica pop-up restaurant on the second floor featured a stunning canopy of coppiced branches and roses in light bulbs, designed by Joost Bakker.

Floral tribute: Lexus Design Pavillion

Mim Design take inspiration from the spring blooms of Flemington to create a temporary marquee at the Melbourne Cup Carnival.

Hospitality, Interiors
The L-shaped cafe and hub space encourages staff collaboration.

Ideas exchange: CHE Proximity

Designed by Bates Smart, this new Melbourne workplace for creative agency CHE Proximity is textured and personable, encouraging staff to interact and share ideas.

Interiors
The shopping centre’s planning includes visible and consistent locations of vertical circulation.

Inner city agora: Emporium Melbourne

Emporium Melbourne is in some ways a model of classic retail planning, but in other ways it turns this model on its head.

Commercial, Interiors
Like a book, the Pamela Coyne Library has been arranged as a sequence of chapters, each marking a transition to the next element of the architectural story.

A novel approach: Pamela Coyne Library

Arranged as a sequence of chapters, this exciting yet homey high school library that encourages students to settle in with a good book.

Interiors
The lecture theatre has a hemicycle plan, which allows seating and sight lines to encourage a high level of physical interaction and visual connection.

Enlightened learning: William Macmahon Ball Theatre

Designed by Architectus, this lecture theatre at the University of Melbourne has the exquisite quality of natural light.

Interiors
A bulging wall of tall, black columns surrounds the Mandala Room.

Under the dome: La Trobe Chancellery

DesignInc’s refurbishment of La Trobe University’s chancellery features a dramatic boardroom beneath the building’s original dome.

Interiors
The Bunker houses two companies on the upper level. On entering the building company's side of the office, visitors are greeted with a palette of concrete and plywood.

Blackwood Street Bunker

Dubbed ‘The Bunker,’ this shared workplace gives new purpose to a building “only an architect could love.”

Interiors
Hovering above the dining room (and seen here reflected in the bronze mirror), the exposed services and ceiling were painted in apricot.

Dining with drama: Prix Fixe

Designed by Fiona Lynch, Melbourne restaurant Prix Fixe merges metallics, marble and concrete to create an interior with a sense of theatre.

Hospitality, Interiors
Natural leather banquettes and blond 
rock maple tabletops imbue the space with 
a sense of luxury.

The Press Club

March Studio serves up luxury with sides of honesty and comfort at The Press Club.

Hospitality, Interiors
Unlike most cafe interiors, Flipboard Cafe is vertically oriented with the help of a central staircase.

Flipboard Cafe

This tiny, labyrinth-like cafe by Brolly Design to brings life to neglected corners of Melbourne’s CBD.

Hospitality, Interiors
The perpendicular alignment of the pews
and the entry and alter creates an intimate space.

Saint Mary of the Cross, MacKillop Chapel

Sensory engagement is a defining feature of a Melbourne chapel by Woods Bagot.

Interiors
The apartment plan is flexible and multifunctional. Artworks (L–R): David Band, Cookin, 2013 (linen tea towel, framed); Esther Stewart, Full Circle, 2013.

Smith Street Apartment

A Paris-inspired loft-style apartment added to a period mercantile building in Melbourne.

Interiors, Residential
A truss spans over the courtyard, past a stretched formation of Beethoven’s face.

Arts and Music Student Centre

Lyons creates a memorable new identity and social hub at the University of Melbourne.

Interiors
The bar area is enclosed by a ceiling-high cage with four small service hatches.

Bar Económico

A Melbourne watering hole inspired by the dive bars of Puerto Rico and Jamaica.

Hospitality, Interiors
The murals provide visual respite for the staff who spend much of their time on the phone.

CBA Customer Service Centre

Davenport Campbell (interiors) and graphic agency Frost Design make a vibrant Melbourne workplace.

Interiors
A spiral staircase makes a grand gesture in the centre of the two-storey volume.

North Melbourne Primary School

Workshop Architecture swaps the typical classroom model for an “internal playground”.

Education, Interiors
At Highpoint’s eastern entry, mature trees and a greengrocer lend a “public square” feel.

Highpoint Shopping Centre

Grimshaw Architects in association with The Buchan Group “civilizes” Australia’s third largest retail mall, in Melbourne’s north-west.

Commercial, Hospitality, Interiors
The neon “grocer” sign is in the architect’s handwriting.

Spring Street Grocer

A Melbourne gelateria, provedore and cheese cellar by architect Kristin Green.

Interiors
Light, airy dimensions and a modern colour palette connect the space to its inner-city, beachside location.

Foxes Den

Hecker Guthrie creates a dynamic chicken shop, with some wily moves in materials and space.

Hospitality, Interiors
Reinvigorated with a bold facade new rear facade of industrial concrete pipes stacked like kegs or barrels.

In the round: Prahran Hotel

Techne Architects transforms a tired corner pub into a lively hub with a hint of voyeurism.

Hospitality, Interiors
The black pressed-metal ceiling and steel shopfront visually recede.

Double Monk

MRTN Architects gives a Melbourne shoe shop a gentleman’s salon style.

Interiors
Gravel fills the edges of the floor referencing the product’s toughness.

Crumpler Prahran

Russell & George’s futuristic vision for luggage retailer merges online and in-store experiences.

Interiors
Curved corners contrast the robust exterior treatment at the rear.

Preston Residence

An interwar Melbourne home deftly reinvigorated by Brett Tuer and Chris Jones.

Interiors, Residential