THE Artistry OF
Collective vision

Vision & Team
Camberwell House is a collective expression of craft from Above Zero, Cera Stribley, GOLDEN and Florian Wild. Four disciplines, one shared conviction: where nothing is incidental and every element should earn its place. The result is a complete living environment that sits naturally within Camberwell’s established fabric, offering a contemporary living experience defined by considered detail and enduring design integrity.

A Vision BY
Above Zero

An Evolution of Above Zero’s Design PhilosophyAt Camberwell House, Above Zero brings its commitment to places shaped by integrity, material honesty and quiet human scale. Here that conviction finds a new expression - a vertical form where sculptural architecture, considered interiors and landscape woven with quiet intent combine into something coherent and lasting. From the building’s presence on Burke Road to the restorative calm of the wellness level and the expansive stillness of the residences’ terraces, Camberwell House is Above Zero’s clearest expression yet of places that feel timeless, grounded and genuinely enduring.
Past Project

Rondure House, Kew

A Benchmark in Multi-Residential DesignCompleted in 2022, Rondure House expresses the shared ambition of Above Zero and Cera Stribley at a considered scale. Comprising a substantial multi-level residential form, the building balances presence and proportion through a sculptural façade, refined detailing and integrated landscape. Its breadth, height and layered composition establish a strong architectural identity, setting a benchmark for enduring multi-residential living.
A Reference for QualityDefined by clarity of form and a confident built scale, the project demonstrates how carefully resolved architecture can hold both weight and restraint. Material selection, proportion and planning work together to create a building of lasting substance, one that continues to inform the team’s approach to quality, longevity and thoughtful design.
Past Project

Mayfair, Toorak

A timeless expression of architectural refinement, where thoughtful design and crafted detail define a new standard of understated luxury.
Completed in 2019, the project brings together Megowan Architects, Simone Haag and John Patrick Landscape Architects in a development of considered scale and presence. Comprising a substantial residential form, it pairs generous proportions with a composed architectural language, where timeless materiality and landscape integration shape a cohesive whole. Mayfair offers a quietly sophisticated living experience, defined by spatial clarity, enduring quality and a strong connection to its surrounds.

Architecture BY Cera Stribley

Architecture of lasting intentionWith an extensive portfolio of acclaimed residential and multiresidential work, Cera Stribley is recognised for architecture that balances sculptural clarity with crafted detail. At Camberwell House this philosophy becomes a vertical expression, a façade composed in stone and glass. The penthouse levels crown the skyline with quiet authority, calibrated in proportion and drawn with a commitment to permanence.
The building rises as a series of considered gestures: a podium grounded in tactility, upper levels softened by sculptural forms, and balconies that frame light, greenery and far reaching views. Inside and out, every line is intentional. Every junction precise. Every material chosen with purpose.
Past Project

Boxshall, Brighton

Completed in 2019, the project brings together Megowan Architects, Simone Haag and John Patrick Landscape Architects in a development of considered scale and presence. Comprising a substantial residential form, it pairs generous proportions with a composed architectural language, where timeless materiality and landscape integration shape a cohesive whole. Mayfair offers a quietly sophisticated living experience, defined by spatial clarity, enduring quality and a strong connection to its surrounds.
Past Project

Edition, Toorak

Situated in the heart of the leafy streets of Toorak, completed in 2020, Edition has been designed to balance an architectural language of contemporary sophistication with the established character of its neighbours. The design combines classical proportions with minimal detailing and textured clay brick inspired by the Yarra. Curved paths create unfolding experiences, while stepped terraces add planting that softens the building and offers inviting green views.

Interiors
BY Golden

The artistry of refinement, crafted by GOLDEN.GOLDEN is celebrated for interiors that speak softly yet leave a lasting impression, shaped by extensive experience designing high-end private homes where warmth, restraint and proportion are carefully resolved. At Camberwell House, this approach finds new expression across residences conceived with the scale and presence of a single dwelling, bringing a sense of generosity and composure to everyday living.
Natural stone, warm timber and gentle tonal contrasts create depth without excess. Surfaces are chosen for their tactile presence and longevity, while light is treated as a material in its own right. Every moment is guided by calm, clarity and a desire to elevate daily rituals. At Camberwell House, GOLDEN represents interior design defined by quiet confidence and profound tactility, grounded in the language of grand, enduring homes.
Past Project

Temple House, Melbourne

“It serves as a testament to fearless design, creative collaboration, and the power of space to evoke emotion and meaning.”
Alicia McKimm, Golden
Refined interiors, crafted detailCompleted in 2024, Temple House is a Melbourne residence designed for family living with an art-focused mindset. GOLDEN’s design balances ceremony and comfort: materials such as ribbed limestone, unfilled travertine and bronze panels create tactile richness, while a carefully orchestrated sequence of spaces guides movement from intimate to expansive. GOLDEN’s interiors at Temple House combine warm timber, layered textures and elegant proportions to form an environment that is both gracious and liveable.
Past Project

Littlewood
Residence, Hampton

A Thoughtful Union of Form, Function and FamilyLittlewood Residence is a deeply personal collaboration for the McKimm family, home to GOLDEN co-founder Alicia, her partner Jon, Director of InForm, and their young family. Designed and built by GOLDEN and InForm, the home balances warmth, functionality and family living, uniting Alicia’s design vision with Jon’s operational!expertise.
A foyer-like side entry creates a gradual sense of reveal, leading to a ground floor organised around a central core that opens fully to the outdoors. Upstairs provides a private retreat with the master suite, children’s rooms and rumpus. Natural materials define the home, from Italian terracotta tiles and burgundy-stained walls to a striking red marble and stainless-steel kitchen. Layered finishes continue throughout, with spa-like bathrooms and custom stonework adding texture and colour. The result is a timeless, highly functional home that reflects GOLDEN’s signature sense of harmony and originality.

Landscaping BY Florian Wild

A sense of place rooted in Florian Wild’s landscapesFlorian Wild’s landscapes balance structure with softness, bringing clarity, texture and purpose to every project. The studio favours thoughtful composition, using layered planting, seasonal variation and carefully defined thresholds to create outdoor spaces that feel both purposeful and alive.
At Camberwell House, this translates into planting that supports privacy, frames vistas and strengthens the connection between architecture and nature. Podium landscapes soften the building’s edge, while elevated terraces focus on comfort, shade and resilience. Each space is considered for how it presents today and how it will mature over time.
Past Project

Brighton Residence

A Garden of Patience and DiscoveryBeneath the dappled canopy of Crepe Myrtles, the garden emerges as a reflection of its spirited custodian, someone drawn to design, collecting and the quiet romance of gardens in constant transition.
Shaped by Florian Wild, the landscape is conceived as a dialogue between patience and spontaneity, where time, weather and human intent work together. The garden is never considered finished, its beauty found in growth, decline and renewal, with even missteps forming part of the process.
Within its modest, tree-framed setting, light and shadow guide the composition. Sculptural aloes and agaves bring rhythm and form, set against softer layers of ferns, hydrangeas and clipped buxus, together creating a garden that feels balanced, curious and quietly expressive.
Past Project

Maxwell, Toorak

An Unlikely GardenInspired by the resilience of epiphytic and lithophytic plants, the garden is conceived as a landscape that attaches itself to its suburban setting while subtly challenging its conventions.
Commissioned during the construction of a new residence in Toorak, the planting design by Florian Wild responded to a series of constraints: limited planting zones shaped by established boundary trees, the weight of the suburb’s heavy clay soils, and an architectural footprint that left little room for traditional garden ground. Neighbouring boundaries and contested nature strips further narrowed opportunities for expansion.
Within these limits, the landscape strategy turned to plants accustomed to thriving with minimal soil, species that naturally anchor themselves to rock or branch. This reference informed a garden that feels adaptive and opportunistic, one that grows within the architecture rather than around it.
Within these limits, the landscape strategy turned to plants accustomed to thriving with minimal soil, species that naturally anchor themselves to rock or branch. This reference informed a garden that feels adaptive and opportunistic, one that grows within the architecture rather than around it.The result is a composition that sits lightly within its context. Unconventional for Toorak, yet grounded by the presence of a few familiar plantings, it achieves a balance between contrast and belonging.