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Eckersley Architects

A Melbourne architecture studio designing homes around the people who use them, their sites and the connection between indoor and outdoor space.

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Melbourne, Australia
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The first-floor living room opens towards a private terrace.
Timber joinery and a pale island define the upstairs kitchen.
Timber stair treads beside the glazed courtyard wall.

The first-floor living room opens towards a private terrace. · Timber joinery and a pale island define the upstairs kitchen. · Timber stair treads beside the glazed courtyard wall.

Photography: Pier Carthew

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In their words

Homes designed around everyday life and their surroundings.

Based in Richmond, Melbourne, Eckersley Architects works on new homes, extensions and existing interiors. Led by Tom Eckersley, the studio considers function, energy efficiency and liveability alongside the appearance of each project.

Its residential work makes careful use of light, landscape and planning. At Esplanade House, the living spaces move upstairs to look into the trees of a neighbouring park, while a courtyard brings outdoor space into the heart of the home.

What they do

  1. 01First-floor living spaces face the park canopySeen in Jay - Esplanade House
  2. 02A private courtyard at ground levelSeen in Jay - Esplanade House
  3. 03Timber-lined circulation with concealed bedroom doorsSeen in Jay - Esplanade House

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Profile updated 24 October 2026

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