Across the Atlantic, in the small yet bustling city of Melbourne, a new wave of modernist design was sweeping the city’s fringes. The middle decades…
Luke KounnasApril 11, 2021
The humble apple. A lunchbox favourite, this quintessential fruit can be juiced or stewed, roasted or fermented, used in salads and desserts, cultivated and nurtured…
Luke KounnasMarch 28, 2021
A rainbow of alfresco furniture and turf grass, wooden crates and fairy lights, the Jackson Court Pop-Up Park is a welcome addition to the previously…
Jason KounnasMarch 21, 2021
Empty streets and stacked chairs. A metaphor for a time that will be etched in Melbourne’s history. A reference point to a period where the…
Luke KounnasMarch 7, 2021
Tucked away neatly behind the main drag, in the quiet, yet vibrant community of Park Orchards on Manningham’s fringe, is where you’ll find the most…
Jason KounnasFebruary 28, 2021
Picture this. The quaint little bookstore. The kind you only see in the movies. Where you, the city slicker, having embarked on a quick sojourn,…
Luke KounnasFebruary 21, 2021
In the age of pre-packaged treats and franchised coffee shops dishing out cakes and pies produced en masse, it is humbling to visit stalwart bakery…
Jason KounnasFebruary 14, 2021
Concrete floors, illuminated mirrors, sleek monochrome reformer beds. Stepping inside SIXTWO Pilates studio in Doncaster East’s Jackson Court is as much an aesthetically pleasing experience…
Luke KounnasFebruary 7, 2021
Inconspicuous to the eyes of locals, large and looming to those unfamiliar with the work. The City of Manningham’s ‘Sentinel’ sculpture is a resident icon,…
Jason KounnasJanuary 31, 2021