Projects

Alexander House (AH) is the home of Alexander &CO. where our team works from and our clients meet with us.

Completed in time to mark China’s 100 year celebration of the founding of the Communist Party of China, Taipingqiao Park’s new look has evolved over the years through layers of administrative, social, economic and environmental momentum that has successfully shaped one of Shanghai’s foremost inner city urban parks into what is seen and experienced today.

The Dahl Al Misfir (Cave of Light), located in the heart of Qatar, is a beautiful underground sanctuary formed largely from fibrous gypsum crystals that give off a faint, moon-like, phosphorescent glow.

Sharp geometric forms beckon to a honeyed cave Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre is a building of contrasts. It’s imposing but harmonious. It’s an abstract interpretation of nature. And it’s modern with a rightness unrooted in time. Most surprising of all, perhaps, is how the raw exterior unwinds into a warm, soft, delicate timber lining.

Enter the Curated Mansion of Chengdu Dayuan and the world behind melts away instantly. This temple of calm reflection and Zen-like experiences is the antithesis of the encounter expected from an information centre and marketing suite. Built in 2019 to welcome potential inhabitants of and visitors to the new Dayuan mixed-use development on the south side of the city, and destined to become its next new major urban node, its vision takes inspiration from the readings of Chinese landscape paintings.

Inspired by the rich landscape and forests of Shanghai, thirty-two architectural ‘trees’, rise from the ground to form a canopy of timber branches above Solar Trees Marketplace.

This is a small house, on a small suburban site on the ‘wrong’ side of the road. The project was about doing the best I could for my family, to meet our budget. The house design needed to balance sun with privacy, and to maximise the use of space. Amenity is squeezed out of every corner - no space is wasted. It is tight, but where it counts, it feels generous.

This new facility is a combined office and depot in the unique setting of Melbourne’s Albert Park.

k20 Architecture was engaged by Melton City Council to design an extension to the existing community care centre- which includes a new administrative centre for the support staff. The facility currently provides services for the ageing population of the community. The design concept for this project grew from the notion of caring and connecting these community members.

Welcoming, the row of birch trees align the path to the arched entry and oversized door. Our aim for Birch Tree house was to create a gentle sculptural but robust family home set amongst a beautiful restful garden.