Wolveridge Architects

Wolveridge Architects Wolveridge Architects is an Australian architecture firm based in Collingwood, Victoria and Port Douglas, Queensland.

The Farm creates many opportunities for the landscape, light and materials to play off one another. Carefully framed ope...
27/08/2026

The Farm creates many opportunities for the landscape, light and materials to play off one another. Carefully framed openings bring the surrounding trees and pasture into the home, while the timber lining becomes part of the experience of moving through the house. Within this sense of connection, the home also provides a feeling of protection from the wildness of the landscape, allowing its changing light, trees, sky and seasons to remain closely connected to everyday life.
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IN DESIGN — Bathhouse, Kyneton Located in the heart of Kyneton's heritage listed Piper St, a new bathhouse, for locals a...
20/08/2026

IN DESIGN — Bathhouse, Kyneton

Located in the heart of Kyneton's heritage listed Piper St, a new bathhouse, for locals and tourists alike. Set within a rich heritage context, we are creating a series of spaces designed to bring calm, slowdown and reinvigoration.

Currently in detail design and documentation stages, this is one of several projects we’re working on in Kyneton, and one we’re particularly excited to see develop.

A few early glimpses of the project alongside the site as it is today.
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IN DESIGN — Bathhouse, Kyneton Located in the heart of Kyneton's heritage listed Piper St, a new bathhouse, for locals a...
20/08/2026

IN DESIGN — Bathhouse, Kyneton

Located in the heart of Kyneton's heritage listed Piper St, a new bathhouse, for locals and tourists alike. Set within a rich heritage context, we are creating a series of spaces designed to bring calm, slowdown and reinvigoration.

Currently in detail design and documentation stages, this is one of several projects we’re working on in Kyneton, and one we’re particularly excited to see develop.

A few early glimpses of the project alongside the site as it is today.
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The Footy WIP. Beautiful carpentry work from the team - wrapping the elliptical shroud in blackbutt cladding with co...
14/08/2026

The Footy WIP.

Beautiful carpentry work from the team - wrapping the elliptical shroud in blackbutt cladding with controlled erosion stain.

Not sure if the carpenters were loving or hating the architects as they worked through the warping curve in plan and elevation.

Loving. Surely.

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Progress is coming along nicely at one of our Mount Martha beach projects, just a stone's throw from The Footy. The home...
06/08/2026

Progress is coming along nicely at one of our Mount Martha beach projects, just a stone's throw from The Footy.

The home is anchored by , grounding it both physically and tonally. Working closely with and , we've carefully developed the brick detailing throughout, including one of the project's defining spaces, the subterranean cellar.

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Set above the Hopkins River, River House is shaped by a sequence of spaces that reveal the landscape gradually. Carefull...
31/07/2026

Set above the Hopkins River, River House is shaped by a sequence of spaces that reveal the landscape gradually. Carefully positioned openings and subtle shifts in level create distinct relationships with the river, where each room offers its own unique outlook and connection to place.
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There is a familiarity to returning home. The roads are remembered, the changing weather anticipated, and the landscape ...
23/07/2026

There is a familiarity to returning home. The roads are remembered, the changing weather anticipated, and the landscape carries a quiet sense of belonging that never really disappears.

Set on a steep site overlooking the Hopkins River, River House sits quietly within the land. Hidden from the street, it reveals little on arrival, allowing the experience of the project to unfold gradually. The form follows the topography, allowing each change in level to strengthen its connection to the landscape.
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The Farm represents a bold ideal and a delicate touch in one. Beneath the curved roof, protected outdoor spaces sit comf...
17/07/2026

The Farm represents a bold ideal and a delicate touch in one. Beneath the curved roof, protected outdoor spaces sit comfortably between the home, water and landscape. The form here is the result of spatial experience and passive design principles, a large overhang to create more covered space, enhanced by a double height volume, ensuring the winter sun (how good is it today!) finds its way as deep into the floor plan as possible.
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Interiors at The Cove are defined by a deliberately restrained palette of walnut joinery, textured paint, concrete floor...
10/07/2026

Interiors at The Cove are defined by a deliberately restrained palette of walnut joinery, textured paint, concrete floors and terrazzo tiles.

For Will & Ash, this material restraint was never about minimalism for the sake of it. It was about creating a home that works hard, is easy to live in, and brings a sense of calm to the beautiful chaos of everyday family life.

Every material was chosen with purpose. The textured stone paint disguises fingerprints, scuffs and the marks left by balls, toys and busy hands. Terrazzo quietly hides the sand that inevitably finds its way home after afternoons at the beach, while polished concrete welcomes muddy feet, wet paws and everything in-between.

The simplicity of the palette also became a practical advantage during construction. Fewer materials meant fewer decisions, fewer queries on site, and a more efficient build - saving both time and cost. The result is a home that feels calm, cohesive and generous, proving that thoughtful restraint can create more with less.
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As a part of Open House Melbourne Weekend 2026, for one weekend, we'll be welcoming visitors into the United Tannery to ...
03/07/2026

As a part of Open House Melbourne Weekend 2026, for one weekend, we'll be welcoming visitors into the United Tannery to share the story of how a former boot factory became our architectural studio, Wolveridge Architects. It's a building with a remarkable history, and one we're lucky enough to work in every day.

Join us on Friday 25–Saturday 26 July 10am - 12pm & 1.30-3.30pm for United Tannery: From Boot Factory to Architectural Studio.
Details are on@openhousemelb website.

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