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himmelzimmer is an architectural design practice in Melbourne dedicated to investigating
an architecture that evolves from a continuous dialogue of imaginative and practical thinking.

As a studio we need to be able to define what building/design we aspire to the most:
For us this is ‘a room in the sky’, a ‘himmelzimmer’.

From its open window we can see the endless sky encouraging us that our ideas should be
dream-like without boundaries. With its window closed we can focus on the work on our desk
in front of us, the technical delivery of our ideas.

All our designs evolve from the dialogue of these two perspectives which are both essential
in the delivery of well-executed buildings that inspire and transcend the ordinary.

Our work is at its most successful where our window to the world is in a constant state of
in-between, where it is simultaneously closed and open.

We started in 2003 as studio505.
Following studio505’s closure in 2016 we are continuing our work as himmelzimmer

lotus
wujin, china
nanyang primary school
singapore
ng teng fong + jurong
singapore
the strand facade
melbourne, australia
155 queen st mall
brisbane, australia
Patterson Lakes Primary School
melbourne, australia
norwood secondary college
melbourne, australia
watsonia primary school
melbourne, australia
royal domain tower art façade
melbourne, australia
the arena
melbourne, australia
bouverie street
melbourne, australia
wintergarden
brisbane, australia
Queens Rd Public Artwork
melbourne, australia
pixel
melbourne, australia
boronia structures
melbourne, australia
interpol
singapore
the strand interior
melbourne, australia
clt residential prototypes
Melbourne, Australia
waratah studio
rhs chelsea flower show 2013
fook kuin medical centre II
sabah, malaysia
australian pavilion 2005
aichi, japan
phoenix valley
wujin, china
suzhou
suzhou, china
queen st redevelopment
melbourne, Australia