Holme Collingwood Apartments banner

Bricks: Krause Bricks in Old Melbourne Town (external and internal), and Krause Emperor Bricks in Ghost (internal only).

Designer: John Wardle Architects

Developer: CBus Property

Builder: Hacer Group

Photography: Sean Fennessy

Krause Bricks supplied by: Robertson’s Building Products

Text from John Wardle Architects

This scalloped residential development has been influenced by its immediate context and inspired by the silos that once dominated Collingwood’s skyline.

The form of the tower is the negative mould of a silo, concave rather than convex, absorbing the stories and history of its locale. The resident's experience of the balconies which draw upon this form is influenced by their position and the time of day. The sweeping curves push out and pull back, provide shade and frame a view.

Krause Bricks
WEBRES20191021JWAHOLME2169HIGH-RES.jpg
WEBRES20191021JWAHOLME2502HIGH-RES.jpg
webresCollingwoodwarehouseconversion5.jpg
webrescroppedCollingwoodwarehouseconversion11.jpg
webresCollingwoodwarehouseconversion2.jpg
webreslandscapeCollingwoodwarehouseconversion11.jpg
webresCollingwoodwarehouseconversion4.jpg
webresCollingwoodwarehouseconversion12.jpg
webresCollingwoodwarehouseconversion11.jpg
webresCollingwoodwarehouseconversion1.jpg
WEBRES20191003JWAHolme074HIGH-RES-v3.jpg

Professionals used in
Holme Collingwood Apartments

About the
Professional

Krause Bricks has been a family owned and run business since 1945. The traditional craftsmanship and methods of brickmaking have been passed down through three generations, with each one adding their own innovations and modernisations.