SG2 Design
SG2 design is a Melbourne studio in Carlton North offering site-specific architecture and interiors for residential, hospitality, commercial and development projects. It aims to create harmonious spaces tailored to each client's needs, thoughtfully designed with moments of surprise.
The studio is led by architect Sebastiano Ghezzi, whose interests range from furniture and small objects to architecture and masterplanning. After graduating from RMIT in 2001 he worked with practices in Australia, Europe and Japan, and living in Milan deepened his passion for furniture and industrial design, including work for global brands. He is registered in Victoria and Queensland, is an ArchiTeam member and has taught at RMIT.
On Lunchbox, Origami Fold House in Footscray replaces tired lean-tos with a new living wing whose folded roofline brings in light, Samurai Duplex draws on Japanese architecture for a two-home development, and Art House refurbishes a Carlton terrace as a backdrop for a colourful art and furniture collection.
See Origami Fold House, Samurai Duplex and more of their work on Lunchbox below.
Folding the Roofline of an Addition Creates an Unexpected Delight
The carefully crafted folds of the ancient art of origami create something new and unexpected. It's a similar story with this reno...
This Duplex is Inspired By a Samurai and Japanese Architecture
A samurai's armour inspires the form and materials of this unique townhouse development, bringing a bit of Japan to the suburbs.
A Forever Home Designed to Showcase Art and Furniture Collection
This Carlton terrace renovation updates ageing interiors to create the perfect home for a collector of colourful art and furniture.