John Madden

John is a registered Australian architect and photographer, who specialises in architecture and interior photography. Based in Melbourne, his goal is to create clear and simple imagery which captures the spirit of built works within their context and environment.

Erpingham House by MSG Architecture A Compact, Sustainable and Affordable Alternative to Project Homes There's not much diversity (or sustainability) in your average project home. With a bit of luck, Erpingham House will change all that.

Irwin by MSG Architecture A White Box is 'Plugged' Into the Side of This Existing Home A breakout area and new master bedroom within a self-contained white box give this Fremantle home more flexibility and room to breathe.

Project Franklinford by Modscape An Off-Grid, Sustainable House in the Victorian Central Highlands Sitting sympathetically in an open paddock, this off-grid house captures views without compromising on environmental performance.

Ivanhoe Extension by Modscape Could You Live at Home While Your Extension is Being Built? Living at home while your extension is built sounds like a nightmare, but this clever idea allowed the owners to live disruption-free.

Albert Park Modular Extension by Modscape How Would You Like Your Extension Installed in a Day? With modular, off-site construction you can remove the headaches of extending your home and still end up with a beautiful result.

Project Kangaroobie by New Modular Home: If You've Got It (An Incredible View), Flaunt It! This modular home was designed and built off-site and then transported to its remote location where it now takes in stunning views.

Project Elsternwick Extension by Modern Addition Inspired by the Original Mid-century Modern Home The owners of a mid-century home loved the qualities of their home but needed a modern addition to bring it into this century.

Clovelly by Modscape Six Prefabricated Modules Create a Forever Home With an Ocean View Designed to make the most of the view, even from the backyard, this prefab modular home is like a viewing scope towards the ocean.