Egg Chair by Emma Selzer

29.01.2010
The egg chair, designed by Plus student Emma Selzer is an innovative pivoting pod that maximizes privacy. The egg chair will be housed in Society’s new business centre, currently under construction in South Yarra.

Featuring 242 apartments over 12 levels, Society offers a sophisticated lobby with doorman , ground floor reception bar, the ‘Dining Room’ restaurant, ‘Socialite’ bar, ‘Loaf’ produce store / café and ‘Mum’ launderette and is due for completion in March 2010.

 

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Egg chair designed by Emma Selzer

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Currently under construction, Society.

11/01/10 ‘$1b Plan to Reshape Track and Build New Grandstand’, The Herald Sun

21.01.2010
Plus Architecture is currently working on the masterplan for the $1b redevelopment of Moonee Valley Racing Club.

Plans for the restructured Moonee Valley racecourse include a four-tier grand stand with city skyline views, increased width of the new track and lengthening of the home straight, an infield stabling complex and capacity to hold crowds of 40,000 comfortably.

As part of the proposed reconstruction of the site, plans include four residential towers around the existing boundary, with the current front end on to McPherson St sold for commercial, retail and residential development.

MVRC Club chief executive Michael Browell said “the new track, layout, grandstand and amenities would be sensational…we’re actually going to make it more of an amphitheatre… we want to build a world-class night racing venue.”

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Latest Site Photos - Tooronga Village

21.01.2010

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‘Camouflage’ Series by Georgia Ezra

10.11.2009
As one of Plus’ newest team members, Georgia Ezra is a talented Interior Designer recently graduated from the University of New South Wales, with a Bachelor of Interior Architecture.

A couple of weeks ago at the PYD markets, Georgia displayed her ‘Camouflage’ furniture series. Cleverly constructed for the placement and stacking of books, the piece is both artwork and display unit in one.

The size, form and thickness of the Perspex structure allows for varying functions from seating, bedside table, coffee table, low tables for a bar, office or restaurant space. 

Georgia was inspired by the illusion of books piled one on top of the other with no support system. As the books are consciously organised in a shifted manner by a hidden system, there is a present sense of structured and controlled chaos.

Non intrusive, yet rather tailored to ones specific design scheme and style of space; camouflaging within and taking on the setting it is placed into.
 

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New Associate

28.10.2009
Plus Architecture is thrilled to announce the appointment of Jessica Liew as Associate.

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