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Posted On: July 16th 2026, 06:58 am
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What if the site’s oldest residents curated the masterplan?
At Kingloch Parade, the site's protected trees became the framework for an entirely new neighbourhood. Completed in collaboration with @_sl_ab_, paths, homes and communal spaces were carefully arranged around the existing landscape, creating a walkable community that’s defined by a generous canopy of mature gum trees.
Mid-century architecture precedents provide a quiet backdrop, with sawtooth roofs and sandy brickwork sitting comfortably beneath leafy shadows as the sun moves throughout the day.
📍 Wurundjeri
Collaborator: @_sl_ab_
Client: @ozproperty
Landscape: @realmstudios_
Photography: @gavin__green
At Kingloch Parade, the site's protected trees became the framework for an entirely new neighbourhood. Completed in collaboration with @_sl_ab_, paths, homes and communal spaces were carefully arranged around the existing landscape, creating a walkable community that’s defined by a generous canopy of mature gum trees.
Mid-century architecture precedents provide a quiet backdrop, with sawtooth roofs and sandy brickwork sitting comfortably beneath leafy shadows as the sun moves throughout the day.
📍 Wurundjeri
Collaborator: @_sl_ab_
Client: @ozproperty
Landscape: @realmstudios_
Photography: @gavin__green
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3 months agoelfdecor.au
Handing the masterplan to the site's oldest residents and keeping the architecture to sawtooth roofs and sandy brick is real discipline — the buildings sit as understory to that gum canopy. And the brick tone looks picked for exactly this job: soft enough to take a full day of leaf shadow without turning busy.
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