Designed for a builder client and his young family. O’Donnell street is a pair of semi-detached dwellings crafted to maximise opportunity for views and connection to the outdoors.
Done in collaboration with @sjs_designer, space is delineated by changes in level and a material palette composed of face brickwork, polished concrete and Victorian Ash timber cladding
@MHNDU Team: Stefanie Li, Xiaoran Ding, Michael Waterman
Builder:@airthbuilding
Interiors: @sjs_designer
Photography:@tfadtomferguson
Designed for a builder client and his young family. O’Donnell street is a pair of semi-detached dwellings crafted to maximise opportunity for views and connection to the outdoors.
Done in collaboration with @sjs_designer, space is delineated by changes in level and a material palette composed of face brickwork, polished concrete and Victorian Ash timber cladding
@MHNDU Team: Stefanie Li, Xiaoran Ding, Michael Waterman
Builder:@airthbuilding
Interiors: @sjs_designer
Photography:@tfadtomferguson
Our contribution to the new Kingsford Town Centre recently lodged with Randwick Council. A 9 storey Co-Living development addresses Anzac Parade with a façade system articulated by projecting bay windows and screened balconies. The building also includes large external green spaces and provides a much needed alternative form of housing to traditional apartments.
@MHNDU Team: David Hristoforidis, Michael Waterman
Image: @Flooer
Our residence in Kings Rd Vaucluse is conceived as having a solid façade facing the street comprising of stone and timber and transparent at the rear to take full view of the city skyline
Project Kings Rd Residence
Project Team @MHNDU Eric Ng & Kevin Ng
Photographer @tfadtomferguson
Interiors @lawlessandmeyerson
Upcoming project recently lodged with Waverley Council, this design for a boutique apartment building on Bondi Beach is crafted to retain notable original building features whilst opening the façade to iconic views.
Images by @Flooer.Studio
Our recently completed refurbishment of an existing red brick apartment block located in Bondi Beach
The brief required replanning and improving the amenity of existing apartments and the addition of an apartment on the top floor with an attic within the new roof space
A series of black portals were inserted into the existing brick skin providing northerly light into the Living Spaces
The design ensured that the existing fabric was celebrated and not diminished
MHDNU Team: Alex Coyle & Kevin Ng
Planner @gsaplanning
Council @waverleycouncil
Builder @ k2property
Photographer @_katlu
Our recently completed refurbishment of an existing red brick apartment block located in Bondi Beach
The brief required replanning and improving the amenity of existing apartments and the addition of an apartment on the top floor with an attic within the new roof space
A series of black portals were inserted into the existing brick skin providing northerly light into the Living Spaces.
The design ensured that the existing fabric was celebrated and not diminished
MHDNU Team: Alex Coyle & Kevin Ng
Planner @gsaplanning
Council @waverleycouncil
Builder @ k2property
Photographer @_katlu
Another render by @n_machine of our latest Coogee apartment design, recently approved by Randwick Council. With a distinctive nod to the art deco tradition so defining of the suburb’s architectural history, this building seeks to harmonise the curved forms of the deco tradition without sacrificing the ideal orientation and viewpoints of each apartment.
Internally, cleanly dividing the service areas from the bedrooms and living spaces means the entertaining and personal areas can take in views towards Coogee and benefit from maximum natural daylight. With extra height to play with, we have also had the luxury of increasing the floor-to-floor space to greater than a standard apartment.
MHNDU Team: Michael Waterman and Stefanie Li
Images: @n_machine
Introducing 158 Brook Street Coogee, a multi-residential project recently approved by Randwick Council. Taking cues from the art deco architecture of the area, we have drawn upon a materiality palette of dry-pressed red brick, concrete and a burgundy red metal framing for windows. Bold, arched forms present to the street, juxtaposing the curved deco shape with rectilinear balcony spaces. The facade thus acts as a representation of the building’s overall design interplay between meeting the practical needs of today’s modern lifestyles and aesthetically referencing the architectural traditions which give the wider suburb character.
MHNDU Team: Michael Waterman and Stefanie Li
Images: @n_machine