Edwards Moore was established by Ben Edwards and Juliet Moore in 2009. It is a small practice born from varied design backgrounds and offering bespoke architectural solutions. The work of the studio ranges from private houses, retail spaces, exhibitions and temporary pavilions to public buildings and large-scale city planning projects.
In 2016, the structure of the practice changed. Juliet Moore is now the sole director of Edwards Moore, and Ben Edwards has established Studio Edwards. Ben continues to collaborate on projects with Edwards Moore.
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Three-dimensional craft: Edwards Moore
A look at the recent built projects of Melbourne studio Edwards Moore reveals a delightful body of work underpinned by conceptual rigour, spatial complexity and a “cheeky tilt.”
Transforming the terrace house
A recent talk explored how Australia’s traditional inner-city terrace house can be adapted for today’s way of living.
Gift-wrapped: Bow House
Edwards Moore tie a series of sculptural spaces and dramatic angles into a bow-shaped house
Light Box
An extension by Edwards Moore rethinks the terrace house typology.
2012 National Architecture Awards: Public
Narbethong Community Hall
Hillside Habitat
Replacing a house lost in the 2009 fires, this home celebrates a shared experience of place rather than fear, loss or fire.
Narbethong Community Hall reopened
Three years after being burnt to the ground, this timber hall has risen from the ashes thanks to numerous firms including BVN.
Fringe Furniture 2010
Fringe Furniture 2010 won the Installation Design award in the 2011 Australian Interior Design Awards.
Cubby House
This renovation of a small, one-bedroom apartment by Ben Edwards and Juliet Moore in Fitzroy makes living fun.
