Futurist Architecture

Cross-Stitch House, situated in Melbourne, Australia, is a residential project created by FMD Architects in 2013. This single-storey terrace, nestled on a narrow 5m wide plot, underwent a comprehensive transformation. The task was to revamp the living and dining areas, reposition the bathrooms and original kitchen, and enhance natural light access in the main bedroom and living spaces. In addition, the project included the refurbishment of the house’s existing Victorian eastern end, which features two bedrooms.

Located in Australia, CLT House encompasses a reconfiguration of the existing building with a new upper floor added. Completed in 2019, this multigenerational family home is designed with Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) to allow for large spanning timber structures.

Completed in 2020 by FMD Architects, it is a project of a series of unfurling spaces located in Australia. These spaces are defined by subtle shifts in the light and site. A narrative around progression and reverberation is developed on Ripple House, drawing on the ‘ripple’ notion as well.

Completed in 2020 by FMD Architects, Coopworth is a contemporary interpretation of a country farmhouse located in the rural surrounds of Bruny Island, Tasmania. With awesome views of the water and mountain ranges beyond, this farmhouse is designed to accommodate two principal occupants.