Showcasing the best of Australian and Global Interior Design
Desiring to create approachable, elegant architecture, Luke Moloney Architecture converted a single-storey cottage overlooking the ocean in Sydney, Australia, which received a new first floor to take advantage of spectacular coastal views.
In response to Luke's approach, which aims to make sustainable, comfortable places, tailored to the people who live in them. An economical design tailors simple materials...
Adelaide’s Her Majesty’s Theatre, was constructed in 1913, making it Adelaide’s oldest continually operating performance venue. Described upon opening as ‘the most luxuriously appointed theatre in Australia,’ ‘Her Maj’ is the last surviving example of the Tivoli chain of theatres in Australia.
In the 60s and 70s, redevelopments removed some original architectural features and lowered the seating capacity to 900.
Iron Cove House is located in a conservation area, in Sydney , Australia. Modifications to the street elevation are subtle, preserving the neighbourhood character as well as the appealing qualities of the old building. Designed by Luke Moloney Architecture whom employ traditional building design techniques coupled with the skilful use and understanding of traditional materials and details...
This residence in central Tokyo is the second of two houses located a minute’s walk from one another, both occupied on a routine basis by the client. The client’s sole request was that Love Architecture create a modern space made up of elements lacking in the first house: a recreational room and wine cave in the basement,...
The Shuck Shuck is an interior fit out for a new food concept in Vancouver’s Chinatown, on East Pender Street. The concept uses oysters as a vessel, combining them with novel, worldly ingredients, sustainable practices, and a highly social environment. Labelled as a non-traditional restaurant, the urban grazing stop strives to be the place to connect people and shellfish in transition times -...
