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R ARCHITECTURE Australian architecture studio with a passion for bringing great design to the suburban contexts.

R ARCHITECTURE is an Australian architecture practice with a passion for bringing great design to suburban contexts. A passionate and collaborative team that works closely with their clients and project partners to create buildings and spaces that are meaningful, practical, and engaging. Pragmatic design approach weaved with sustainable architecture and design has enabled R ARCHITECTURE to achieve significant purposeful outcomes for residential, commercial, and education projects across Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney. Our collective vision is to make R ARCHITECTURE the leading suburban architecture practice in Australia.

//TCWTCW is now under construction, and we're excited to share this milestone with you.Bringing together a welcoming cel...
15/10/2026

//TCW

TCW is now under construction, and we're excited to share this milestone with you.

Bringing together a welcoming cellar door, tasting room, event space, and luxury accommodation pods, TCW is thoughtfully embedded within the existing vineyard landscape.

Inspired by the iconic rural farm shed, the design reinterprets this agricultural vernacular through a contemporary architectural lens. Robust materials, textured metal cladding, layered interiors, and carefully curated finishes create a destination that feels both grounded and refined.

More than a wine-tasting destination, TCW is designed as an immersive experience, expressing the winery's unique character while inviting guests to linger, explore, and connect with its story.

Click here to explore our project: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01rgXw0

//Brick box HouseSet in a leafy pocket of Burwood, just a stone’s throw from Gardiners Creek, Brick-Box House is shaped ...
10/10/2026

//Brick box House

Set in a leafy pocket of Burwood, just a stone’s throw from Gardiners Creek, Brick-Box House is shaped by its natural setting and the unique geometry of its triangular site. A tall gum tree at the rear becomes a focal point, with the L-shaped footprint wrapping around it to create a protected north-eastern courtyard—an ideal space for entertaining, framed by a textured brick backdrop.
The home is arranged into two distinct pavilions, both at ground and first floor levels. On the ground floor, one wing contains the main family living zone, while the other offers a more retreat-like second living area. Upstairs, the split layout separates the parents’ wing from the adult children’s wing, maintaining a sense of independence while remaining under the same roof.
The house’s external brick forms are not only a visual anchor—they also play an integral role in shaping the home’s light and thermal performance. The hit-and-miss brickwork along the north-western façade allows dappled sunlight to filter into the main living areas, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow throughout the day. This element softens the harsh afternoon sun while preserving openness and warmth inside.

Photography: ://chrism.photography

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//Brick-Box HouseRecycled brick, polished concrete, and warm timber come together to create a space that feels grounded,...
05/10/2026

//Brick-Box House

Recycled brick, polished concrete, and warm timber come together to create a space that feels grounded, tactile, and deeply connected to its origins. 🌿✨
The integrated timber shelving seamlessly blends everyday life into the architecture—creating a home designed not to impress at first glance, but to grow richer with time. With honest detailing, subtle plays of light, and a flexible layout, it’s built to adapt to modern family life while feeling lived-in from day one.

//Robinson HouseA palette of timber, stone and black finishes brings a sense of warmth and character to this kitchen, wh...
03/10/2026

//Robinson House

A palette of timber, stone and black finishes brings a sense of warmth and character to this kitchen, while keeping the overall look clean and timeless. Every material has been chosen for its durability and ability to stand up to everyday life.
A space that feels calm, practical and effortlessly lived-in.

// Robinson HouseInterior material palette consists of robust minimalist materials for simplicity and durability. The ho...
29/09/2026

// Robinson House

Interior material palette consists of robust minimalist materials for simplicity and durability. The house is built in concrete, timber and lightweight cladding, producing a more rustic yet modern and sophisticated appearance.

Photo: Alan Barber

//Robinson HouseAn efficient footprint which consists of three key design initiatives. The first being a north east faci...
26/09/2026

//Robinson House

An efficient footprint which consists of three key design initiatives. The first being a north east facing entertaining area and pool. A generous kitchen living and dining spaces take advantage of the north eastern aspect. Arranged in an L-shape, each space has a connection with one another along with the pool and entertaining area.

The second key design initiative is a generous entry hallway with feature concrete ceiling. When entering the home, you are greeted with a direct visual connection to the garden out the back. The third, is a large void with a feature in-situ concrete staircase. Our client is a professional concreter, so we took advantage of their skills. Concrete material is applied to express character and style of the owners- designing concrete features throughout the house like the stair and entry ceiling, along with a concrete bench seat in the living area with recessed sliding windows.

Exterior & interior material palette consists of robust minimalist materials for simplicity and durability. The house is built in concrete, timber and lightweight cladding, producing a more rustic yet modern and sophisticated appearance.

Photo: Alan Barber

//Robinson HouseRobinson House is a large home for a future family. The client wanted a home that would be large enough ...
19/09/2026

//Robinson House

Robinson House is a large home for a future family. The client wanted a home that would be large enough for a future family while not being excessive is size like other homes in the area. Exterior material palette consists of robust minimalist materials for simplicity and durability. The house is built in concrete, timber and lightweight cladding, producing a more rustic yet modern and sophisticated appearance.

Photo: Alan Barber

//Pascoe Vale TerracesThis project demonstrates the potential efficiency of space and affordability captured in four 3-s...
15/09/2026

//Pascoe Vale Terraces

This project demonstrates the potential efficiency of space and affordability captured in four 3-storey terraces. We crafted this design for an established developer consortium with a predominant residential project portfolio.
We took a cue from the diverse range of building typologies and uses at play in the area, to develop a sensitive, non-conventional approach to residential design. Our connective design strategy maximises the benefits of its desirable location in close proximity to the C*D, with public transport and convenient access to commercial and institutional amenities.



Photo: .chandorkar

//Pascoe Vale TerracesBalancing external views with internal privacy, the building engages with its corner location thro...
12/09/2026

//Pascoe Vale Terraces

Balancing external views with internal privacy, the building engages with its corner location through carefully placed terraces, windows and featured design elements, with street-facing yards that invite outdoor engagement. These strategic openings embed the homes in their lively locale, with windows proportioned and positioned to create a balanced facade.



Photography: .chandorkar

//Pascoe Vale TerracesThe design for these terraces offers peaceful refuge within the hustle-bustle of a busy surroundin...
11/09/2026

//Pascoe Vale Terraces

The design for these terraces offers peaceful refuge within the hustle-bustle of a busy surrounding. This unusual product typology has a unique response to its location, offering affordable, liveable, design-led homes to occupants, as well as an efficient solution to property developers, while successfully meeting council requirements for multi-residential living in a developing area.


Photography: .chandorkar

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Mount Waverley, VIC
3149

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