Multi-residential Archives - Luigi Rosselli Architects

Pointe

Set between an underground station on Sydney’s rail network, and a busy thoroughfare that connects the city to the harbourside suburbs and beaches to the east, Pointe Living is a nine-storey apartment development designed as…

Ladera aparments in Benelong Crescent exterior render

Ladera, Bellevue Hill

Luigi Rosselli discusses Ladera, a six-storey, multi-residential project in the Sydney suburb of Bellevue Hill. Meaning ‘hillside’, Ladera, commissioned by developer, MBW Pty Ltd, and built by Impero Constructions, is the non-identical twin of its…

A closeup of the balconies -- strong white horizontal 'rings' form the balustrades and sunshades throughout the building, while copper aluminum sliding shutters provide privacy and sun control

ODE Double Bay

This new mixed-use development of well-appointed apartments and commercial tenancies plays a key role in the renaissance of the Sydney suburb of Double Bay, pocketed in nature by the heritage conservations areas along Transvaal Avenue…

Giardino

Giardino (n) means garden in Italian, and il giardino (the garden) lies at the heart of the design concept for a forthcoming Luigi Rosselli Architects designed multi-residential project, located in a leafy street of Sydney’s…

low lime brick boundary with tropical landscaping, exposed brick house with strong white rendered bands, terracotta roof tile, white shutters

VIDA & ‘The Kent Road Collection’

Vida and Forma are two of a trio of small-scale apartment developments that sit side by side in a leafy enclave surrounded by one of the oldest golf courses in Australia and public parkland; an…

Symmetrical dutch roof house, a central cylindrical tower decorated with brise soleil screens and with a tall arch welcoming visitors into the lobby

FORMA & ‘The Kent Road Collection’

Vida and Forma are two of a trio of small-scale apartment developments that sit side by side in a leafy enclave surrounded by one of the oldest golf courses in Australia and public parkland; an…

‘Pointe Living’

As slender & gracious as a ballet dancer hovering over Edgecliff, ‘Pointe Living’ is elevated above the iconic Sydney Harbour. Shaped with rough rendered walls, curved glass balustrades and double edge concrete beams, this will…

The Triplex Apartments

Stepped Residences in Bellevue Hill It’s not often that a council constraint is as welcome as Woollahra Council’s residential apartment building height code, which forces all units built on sloping sites such as Bellevue Hill…

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High Rise Living in Melbourne

Poised between the leafy boulevard of St Kilda Road and the lush, green expanse of Fawkner Park, the latest apartment tower design from Luigi Rosselli Architects seeks to introduce some sensual Sydney style to the…

The Bow Window Penthouse

Flying High Over Bondi In a first for Luigi Rosselli Architects the camera has left the ground to pan over the penthouse additions to a classic Art Deco style apartment block built in the late…

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The Great Wall of WA

230 Metres of Rammed Earth Wall The longest rammed earth wall in Australia and – probably – the southern hemisphere. At 230 metres long, the rammed earth wall meanders along the edge of a sand…

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Sydney’s Latest Residential Towers’ Designs Unveiled – Elizabeth Street Tower

Design Architects: Luigi Rosselli & Michael Gaston of Kann Finch Project Architects: Sean Johnson, Rebekah Munro, James Horler Photography: Edward Birch Internal Renders: Maya Ferriere External Renders: VIZarch Materials: Romaine Alwill of Alwill

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Sydney’s Latest Residential Towers’ Designs Unveiled – Pitt Street Tower

Design Architects: Luigi Rosselli & Michael Gaston of Kann Finch Project Architects: Sean Johnson, Rebekah Munro Renders: Maya Ferriere

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Benelong Apartments

Benelong Crescent apartments are inspired by the sinuous forms of Erich Mendelsohn’s Einstein Tower in Potsdam, completed in the 1920’s. The apartments cascade down the hill to follow the contours and the curved terraced balconies…

O’Connell Street

Atop Sydney’s most important art deco skyscraper, two uncompromisingly modern residential apartments have been delicately inserted into the vacant plant rooms. 16 O’Connell Street was designed in 1938-40 by Bruce Dellit, architect of Hyde Park’s…