Melbourne Football Club - Football History Conveyed Through Design
27.08.2010| The Melbourne Football Club wanted their headquarters to incorporate not only an appealing office space and functional area for the players but to embody the history and legacy of the MFC.
Warm wood is combined with the MFC’s colours to create a warm and ‘gentlemen’s club’ feel. This is combined with memorabilia and text featured on glass panels and cabinets that outlines the club’s history. The Plus Interiors team has achieved a functional and stylish space that cleverly conveys the essence of the MFC. |
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Suds Laundrette - Funkiest Laundrette in Melbourne
27.08.2010| Situated on the ground floor of Society, the Suds Laundrette could easily be mistaken for a funky Chapel St bar. The aim for Suds was to turn a mundane task into a fun and unique experience through design.
Taking its inspiration from the Alice in Wonderland checkerboard, the central area of the laundrette is clad in fabricated grass. Circular cut-outs in the walls reflect the bubbles of washing suds and double as seating. While wood inspired vinyl is used for both functionality and aesthetics. This interesting combination of materials generates a contrast with the washing machines, enhanced by the suspended ceiling, to create a unique and stimulating environment. |
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Lot J
19.08.2010| Lot J is a staged residential development located in the West Precinct at NewQuay, Docklands.The first stage features The Mariner, a mid-size residential tower of 113 apartments. Due for completion 2011.
The second stage, Quay Park Townhouses, is currently under construction and feature 22, multi-level townhouses situated along Park Lane. The townhouses will act as a transitional element in the landscape linking the mid-sized tower to the neighborhood scale of the central park district. |
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Society, South Yarra
13.08.2010| Located in the heart of South Yarra on Bray Street between Simmons and Ellis Street, Society is a pioneering development for Australia. Coined a vertical village, Society represents a new generation of living.
Featuring 242 apartments, Society is designed specifically to sit in harmony with its surrounds, as it steps up to 9 storeys and then up to 12 storeys to the south. The design response takes on a duality of form that wraps around itself on elevation.The white rectilinear form harmoniously juxtaposes with a strong, dark curvaceous body that drapes over the lower form. Residents are encouraged to linger in the sophisticated Society lobby bar, very much like a boutique hotel. Alternatively, residents can choose to work or catch up on the day’s digital social networking in the specifically designed private laptop pods. The impressive lobby and courtyard bar leads out to a tranquil landscaped bamboo garden. Catch the elevator to the top floor where a glamorous dining room awaits to entertain guests, featuring a generous outdoor balcony complete with roof top spas for the ultimate roof deck, pool or dinner party. A residents gymnasium is also on level 12. |
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15/07/10 ‘Apartment living can be for life’, The Australian
15.07.2010| Plus Architecture has ‘captured the lion’s share of the Melbourne apartment market, having designed 30,000 households - many of which are small and affordable.
Among them are a number of projects for the private Hamton development group run by Paul Hameister and Steve Buxton. Hamton has pioneered the concept of tiny - but affordable - apartments in inner Melbourne. This has made Plus Architecture a leader in affordable sub-40sqm dwellings’. |
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