Practice · Company profile · Thornbury, Australia
Di Bartolo Architects
A Melbourne architecture practice combining design and construction experience across homes, hospitality, commercial and civic projects.
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The historic stone cottage retains its gabled street frontage. · A pale kitchen island sits in front of timber joinery and an exposed stone wall. · An arch frames the planted courtyard and pool beyond.
Photography: Timothy Kaye
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Carefully developed buildings, with direct involvement from the architect throughout the process.
Marco Di Bartolo established Di Bartolo Architects in 2018. Based in Thornbury, the practice brings together his background in carpentry and architecture, with work spanning bespoke homes, hospitality, commercial environments and civic buildings.
The studio develops projects through drawings, models and regular conversations with clients, supported by specialist consultants where needed. At Loggia Sorrento, that process reconnects a historic coastal cottage with its later additions, using an arched courtyard to bring the property together.
What they do
- 01An arched loggia reconnects the courtyard buildingsSeen in Loggia Sorrento
- 02The historic street frontage is retainedSeen in Loggia Sorrento
- 03Upper-level living opens towards the baySeen in Loggia Sorrento
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Profile updated 24 October 2026
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