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OOF! architecture

A St Kilda architecture practice working on home renovations, extensions, new houses and small commercial spaces.

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St Kilda, Australia
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Plywood joinery and exposed steel trusses shape the main living space.
Dark blockwork frames the entrance beside the white HELLO wall.
The kitchen island sits beneath the exposed roof structure.

Plywood joinery and exposed steel trusses shape the main living space. · Dark blockwork frames the entrance beside the white HELLO wall. · The kitchen island sits beneath the exposed roof structure.

Photography: Nic Granleese

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Inventive changes to existing buildings, with close attention to everyday space and the life of the street.

OOF! architecture’s work ranges from changes to a single room to house renovations, new homes and townhouses. The St Kilda practice also takes on occasional bars and shops, developing detailed responses to each brief and setting.

Hello House renovates and extends a Victorian shophouse in Richmond. Its white brick wall was designed with artist Rose Nolan, greeting the street while screening the family home and artist’s studio behind it.

What they do

  1. 01Home renovations and extensionsSeen in Hello House
  2. 02New houses and townhousesSeen in Hello House
  3. 03Small commercial and interior projectsSeen in Hello House

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Profile updated 24 October 2026

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