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Blur Architecture

A Melbourne architecture and design studio working across architecture, interiors and planning, with an emphasis on collaboration and the life of a place.

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Melbourne, Australia
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The elevated lap pool extends towards the curved copper pavilion.
Curved openings soften the bedroom and its connection to the garden.
A glazed walkway links the new wing with the existing house.

The elevated lap pool extends towards the curved copper pavilion. · Curved openings soften the bedroom and its connection to the garden. · A glazed walkway links the new wing with the existing house.

Photography: Dion Robeson

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In their words

Considered buildings that connect people, their surroundings and everyday routines.

Blur Architecture is based in Collingwood, Melbourne. The studio works across architecture, interiors and planning, and begins its projects through conversation with clients and the sharing of ideas.

Its published approach places buildings within a wider network of streets, parks and communities. Davis applies that thinking at the scale of a home, using a separate pavilion, a glazed link and a carefully designed garden to connect the new accommodation with the existing house.

What they do

  1. 01Copper-clad pavilion beside the existing houseSeen in Davis
  2. 02An elevated lap pool enters the buildingSeen in Davis
  3. 03A glazed link connects the two wingsSeen in Davis

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Profile updated 24 October 2026

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