Projects

A new family home on a ten-acre site in Red Hill South, designed around two principles: a thoughtful response to the landscape and a pursuit of elegant simplicity.

Yarradale is a five-bedroom family home in Toorak with five living zones, a wellness level, basement garaging for seven cars and an entertaining level opening to city views.

Croftdale Park is a five-bedroom home with two living zones and a study on twenty acres at Merricks North, the result of a genuine collaboration between architect, landscape architect, builder and client.

Chapman is a new five-bedroom family home in Melbourne with three living zones, a pool and a four-car garage, with the architecture and interiors designed as one.

A lake house on acreage at Lake Keowee, South Carolina: a holiday home for a family of five with four bedrooms and three living zones, designed from Melbourne for a very different climate and landscape.

Hooper is a five-bedroom acreage home in the Yarra Valley with two living zones, designed as architecture and interiors together — known in the studio as The Lodge.

Rosedale is a new five-bedroom family home in Glen Iris with three living zones, designed for a multigenerational household.

Lynden is a four-bedroom home in Camberwell with three living zones, where feature brickwork gives the house its character and the interiors were resolved alongside the architecture.

Ottawa is a new residence in Toorak, currently under construction, with its architecture and interiors designed together by the studio.

Jennings is a five-bedroom home in Moonee Ponds with a four-car basement, built by Agushi and completed in 2022.

Cachiporra is a two-storey building on a wide street frontage, a glazed upper level carried on a base of pale masonry cut into broad arches.

Nareeb is a five-bedroom residence over five levels in Toorak, with a pool, a wellness level and garaging for ten cars, now under construction.

Triple Peak House sits on five acres outside Brisbane, with three living zones and garaging for three cars, designed for the sub-tropical climate and the mountains behind it.

Solana opens its rooms to a courtyard garden through black-framed glazing, with interiors in a deep, warm palette designed alongside the architecture.

Montagna is a residence with a bathroom lined in grey veined stone, its light softened by a full-height sheer curtain.

Allan Street is a coastal holiday house in Blairgowrie: single-storey gabled pavilions clad in charred black timber, gathered around a pool, a covered terrace and a tall rendered chimney.

Sargood is a two-storey house in Hampton, its white brick upper level fronted by louvred screens above a curved, rendered soffit.

Quartet is a row of three-storey townhouses in Rowville, separated by pale brick blade walls and screened with dark vertical battens.

Heide Collective is a row of townhouses in Heidelberg, a brick ground floor beneath upper levels framed in dark metal hoods and tall gridded glazing.

Bateman is a two-storey house in Hampton, a rendered upper level screened with vertical fins above a ground floor faced in pale timber battens.

Faversham is a two-storey house in Canterbury, a rendered upper volume set over ground-floor walls of pale stone, within a garden of birches.

Ebon House is a residence in Camberwell with interiors built around black timber linings, dark veined stone and a single run of deep red joinery.

Edward is a Victorian cottage in Brunswick East, white from lacework to picket fence, its front door opening to a view straight through the house.

Arnold is a two-storey house in Hampton, white brick and timber battens, its living room opening beneath a pergola to a terrace and pool.

Netherlee is a two-storey house in Malvern, its rendered upper floor set above a line of glazing and a low garden wall to the street.

Kilrush is a four-bedroom family home in Brighton with three living zones and basement garaging, its upper floor expressed as a row of deep rendered bays that project over the terrace and pool.

Linacre is a house in Hampton, a long ground floor of white-painted brick beneath a smaller upper level set back from the street.

Hudson is an archived multi-residential project by Webster Architecture & Interiors.

Collis is a family house in Brighton whose sitting room opens to a paved courtyard, framed overhead by an open grid of slender white beams.

Bankside is a multi-residential project in Rowville, a two-storey brick building whose facade is divided into a row of deep, repeated bays.

Williams is a house in Essendon, photographed here through its bathroom: a room of grey veined stone, dark timber and sheer curtains.

WAI Studio is the practice's own workspace: the fit-out of an early-1900s shopfront at 234 Auburn Road, Hawthorn, shared with Nathan Burkett Landscape Architecture.

Ferndale is a house in Glen Iris, clad in dark grey panels, with its entry cut in as a recess lined in timber.

Belmore II is a house whose street front sets pale grey brick and black steel above a ground floor of glass, dark timber and off-form concrete.