Peter Davies is a writer and editor based in Melbourne. He has an enduring interest in language, culture, art and architecture and has worked on publishing projects in design, education and the legal sector. A former managing editor at Architecture Media, he currently works in publishing and communications for the Victorian Government. He has qualifications in journalism, arts management, editing, and media law. He is currently undertaking a master of applied linguistics at the University of Melbourne.
Peter Davies's Latest contributions
A grand reveal: North Melbourne Terrace
Drawing on design details of North Melbourne’s eclectic housing stock, this addition to a grand Victorian terrace by Matt Gibson Architecture and Design delivers a cohesive and simple built form, which reveals its adaptations over time.
Industrial calm: Richmond Residence
We Are Huntly transform a former warehouse cooking school into a home that mixes luxe and casual for a serene domestic recipe.
In its element: Main Ridge House
Featuring crisp geometry, simple spatial arrangements and rigorous detailing, this lean timber-clad home was designed by Noxon Giffen for sustainability, comfort and a strong connection to the landscape.
Gastronomic showpiece: Dinner by Heston Blumenthal
The Fat Duck’s time in Melbourne may be over but Bates Smart has transformed the space into Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, a permanent restaurant at Crown Melbourne inspired by historic British gastronomy.
Art of living: Darling Point Apartment
Chenchow Little create a deceptively simple yet skilfully crafted apartment in Sydney for a couple of downsizers with an extensive art collection.
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.
Light touch: The Strand
Whiting Architects creates a Melbourne bayside apartment a layered landscape of textural details and captivating vistas.
Crisp and refined: Happy Finish Design
With a love for solving problems and exploring the potential of materials, Nick Rennie of Happy Finish Design has created a series of refined objects.
A heady home: Polperro Winery
Hecker Guthrie employs a domestic sensibility to bring warmth and informality to the cellar door experience.
Flat-out rethinking: Walsh Street Apartment
A thoughtful that transforms the idea of multi-residential living into something much more house-like.