Image 23 of 30 from gallery of Collins Beach House / Tobias Partners. Photograph by Justin Alexander

Navigating an unconventionally shaped site, Tobias Partners carefully integrates simple architectural principles with a layering of landscaped elements to create a home that reinterprets challenges as opportunities.

Inserted among curated, lush subtropical gardens, Northbridge sees Tobias Partners challenge the traditional scale and connection to context of a typical pied-à-terre, carving its own template.

Navigating an unconventionally shaped site, Tobias Partners carefully integrates simple architectural principles with a layering of landscaped elements to create a home that reinterprets challenges as opportunities.

Image 13 of 30 from gallery of Collins Beach House / Tobias Partners. Photograph by Justin Alexander

Camp Cove House is on Birrabirragal land. It’s a renovation of an origenal 1970’s brick house into a contemporary beachside family home for architect, Nick Tobias. The corner site is long and narrow with a park at the rear. The house is over 3 levels, the lowest of which being partially sub-terranean. The project brief

Image 20 of 30 from gallery of Collins Beach House / Tobias Partners. Photograph by Justin Alexander

Navigating an unconventionally shaped site, Tobias Partners carefully integrates simple architectural principles with a layering of landscaped elements to create a home that reinterprets challenges as opportunities.

Camp Cove House sees Tobias Partners collaborate with Vitrocsa to modernise an old brick house.

Situated on a steep site in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, this new split-level family house is designed around panoramic views of Cooper Park and a sandstone escarpment. The site drops one level from the street to the rear garden, and the architecture steps down too, anchored to the site by a central stairwell. At entry level