Robinson Residence: A Contemporary Concept Home by Canny Design in Melbourne
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Mat Watts
Summary
A brief architectural feature on the "Robinson" concept home, a two-storey contemporary single-family residence designed by Canny Design in Malvern, Melbourne, Australia. The article presents the home as an evolution of the firm's Lubelso concept, with a focus on modern design aesthetics.
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· 1 pulledLubelso concept home, the Robinson, is an evolution from our first
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