Studio Gwynne | Cremorne 

By Cera Stribley

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This adaptive re-use of a warehouse building takes on its new life as a 4 level commercial hub with an extraordinary roof terrace for inhabitants to soak up views of Melbourne. A predominantly commercially zoned suburb, Cremorne is characterised by mixed uses which include light industry, offices, education facilities, hospitality, some houses and multi-residential typologies, a real concrete jungle.

This context of industrial buildings has informed the warehouse conversion aesthetic; however the building is designed in such a way as to create a light and bright series of spaces for tenants to inhabit, work and thrive together.

Above the existing brick building sits a fully glazed third level, subtly within the perimeter of the brickwork, a gesture of the new versus existing. The roof terrace introduces a communal amenity space for the occupants and adds a vibrancy into the industrial fabric of the building and the surrounding context.

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Domenic Cerantonio

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Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018
Studio Gwynne Cremorne 2018

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Cera Stribley is a leading architectural and interior design studio, born in Melbourne.  

With projects spanning the realms of master-planning, commercial, residential and multi-residential design, we specialise in constructing compelling design narratives and delivering enduring places and spaces throughout Australia.