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FIGR Architecture & Design
A Melbourne architecture studio developing homes and commercial projects through research, conversation and material detail.
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Timber cladding and eaves beside the native planting · Cross-shaped breezeway connecting timber-clad pavilions · Living room with timber ceiling, joinery and garden views
Photography: Tom Blachford
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FIGR Architecture & Design is a Melbourne practice established by Adi Atic and Michael Artemenko. Based in Cremorne, the studio works across residential and commercial architecture.
The practice describes discovery as the beginning of a project: understanding the client, the site, the budget and the practical route through design and construction. Its approach brings architecture, art and technology into an ongoing conversation about how people use space.
Kross House applies that thinking to a coastal site. Separate pavilions, a central breezeway and a timber material palette organise the home around changing patterns of privacy, guests and outdoor living.
What they do
- 01Residential and commercial architectureSeen in Kross House
- 02Research and collaborative designSeen in Kross House
- 03Material detail and site-specific spacesSeen in Kross House
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Profile updated 23 October 2026
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