Saxby Road

Residential

Services
Architecture / Planning / Interiors
Photographer
Alex Reinders
Stage
Completed 2025

Saxby Road is a considered dual-occupancy development in Glen Iris, designed to maximise views across the adjacent park while remaining respectful of its established neighbourhood.

A tan brick base anchors each residence, giving way to a wraparound awning with a planted green roof terrace and a refined metal-clad upper level. Across three levels, each home has been thoughtfully designed to support different lifestyles, with basement parking and lift access enabling comfortable long-term living.​

Want to speak to an expert?

Saxby Road

Residential

Services
Architecture / Planning / Interiors
Photographer
Alex Reinders
Builder
Private Developer/Builder
Stage
Completed 2025

Saxby Road presents a carefully considered dual-occupancy development within one of Glen Iris’s established streets. Positioned to capture views across the neighbouring park, the design balances a contemporary expression with a restrained approach that respects the surrounding residential character.

The architecture is organised across three clear layers. At ground level, a tan brick base anchors the development to the site, giving it a sense of permanence and connection to the streetscape. The brickwork introduces warmth and texture, helping the building sit comfortably within its neighbourhood. Above, a wraparound awning forms a planted terrace with a green roof, softening the built form and creating a visual link to the parkland beyond.

A refined metal-clad upper level completes the composition, sitting lightly above the brick base. Its crisp detailing introduces contrast while maintaining a calm and balanced overall form. Carefully placed openings and full-height glazing bring natural light into the interiors and frame views of the surrounding greenery.

Each residence is arranged across three levels, designed to support flexibility and long-term living. Basement parking keeps the street presence uncluttered, while lift access allows the homes to adapt to changing needs over time.

The interiors continue this approach through a warm and considered material palette. Curved forms soften the spaces, while materials including terrazzo, timber, and marble add texture and durability. Large windows allow daylight to move through the homes, strengthening the connection to the adjacent park.

Together, the architecture, interiors, and planning response shape two well-resolved homes that are both responsive to their context and designed to last.

We’ll only use your email to send occasional updates from CKA Studio. Your details are securely stored and managed via Mailchimp, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Subscribe to the CKA Studio news for updates on our work, thinking and design approach.