http://www.plusarchitecture.com.au 25 Coventry Street Southbank VIC 3006 Australia Fri, 27 Aug 2010 05:34:27 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en 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 ... http://www.plusarchitecture.com.au/melbourne-football-club-football-history-conveyed-through-design/ 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 ... http://www.plusarchitecture.com.au/suds-laundrette-funkiest-laundrette-in-melbourne/ 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 ... http://www.plusarchitecture.com.au/lot-j/ 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 ... http://www.plusarchitecture.com.au/bray-st/ 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 - ... http://www.plusarchitecture.com.au/150710-apartment-living-can-be-for-life-the-australian/