real estate

Not only will you have a beautiful dwelling to live in once alsoCAN has completed your project, good architectural design adds value to your property.

Rent the alsoCAN home office
We have recently relocated to Launceston where Dave will be Associate Professor at UTAS, so you can rent our home office in Richmond. Jane will be commuting to Melbourne regularly so we will be designing for both Melbourne and Launceston.

Sold previously:

Auctioned Sat November 10, 2018 - 11 Waverley St, Richmond
A house we designed in Richmond was recently Auctioned.
So popular that when it was last sold people who missed out at auction came to us to design them something similar.
It was featured in Houses magazine & included in Details For Living book.
It celebrates the gritty, urban Richmond we know and love, with views of the Dimmeys tower and a palette of bluestone, timber, glass and concrete. Near Swan St, this part of Richmond is gritty no more.

Unit 2 Sold for $491,000 9 Dec 2017- 95 Wellington St, St. Kilda
Unit 5 Sold 9 Apr 2018- 95 Wellington St, St. Kilda We designed this block of apartments for a family with some apartments for family members and some to sell a few years ago. Newly finished.

Sold for $1,940,000, Jan 17. 2/352 Burnley St, Richmond. A two storey penthouse apartment above an apartment and a café.

Sold for $1,780,000, June 15. 8 Robertson Avenue St Kilda. We converted a rooming house back into a single dwelling with a kitchen for a keen cook.

Sold at Auction, 28 Feb 15. 4/52 Burnley St, Richmond, rear townhouse in the 4 townhouse development we did with 3 others. The front one is our alsoCAN home office, but all the unit interiors were individually designed. 4/52 Burnley St is a 3 bedroom family home with city views.

140 Roseneath St, Clifton Hill is a townhouse designed by another architect, Zen Architects, that our client bought off the plan. We designed a bedroom and garage addition and worked with the client on changing the materials and finishes.

56 Jessie St, Cremorne is a townhouse on a tiny block subdivided off the back of a small terracehouse. It shows what we can achieve on a tight site.