Sunrise Residence

Jolson Architecture | jolson.com.au Sunrise Residence Project Team: Stephen Jolson, Design Architect Location: Victoria, Melbourne/Prahran, 58-50 Greville Street Completed: Nov 2008 “A three year project has come to fruition for Melbourne architect Stephen Jolson with the completion of his studio and residence in Greville Street Prahran. “The Sunrise Confectioners interior is a contemporary urban oasis. […]

BY jesse

September 21st, 2009

Jolson Architecture | jolson.com.au

Sunrise Residence

Project Team: Stephen Jolson, Design Architect

Location: Victoria, Melbourne/Prahran, 58-50 Greville Street

Completed: Nov 2008

“A three year project has come to fruition for Melbourne architect Stephen Jolson with the completion of his studio and residence in Greville Street Prahran.

“The Sunrise Confectioners interior is a contemporary urban oasis. Built within the mask of an existing factory shell, the hierarchy of spaces is clearly divided between office and home to create a contemporary solution to the home/office situation.”

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