Baker Drofenik Architects

01/06/2026

Autumn evening light at our coastal home studio.

01/06/2026

This article was in the Surf Coast Times recently, written by James Taylor about our Coastal Home Studio. Thanks Surf Coast Times and James. ☺️

Explore Moonah House, a net-zero home design by Baker Drofenik Architects proving how sustainable, high-performance living works in practice.

23/04/2026

The morning light captured here in this east facing outdoor dining space. A great place to sit in the morning and listen to the birds chatter, and a sheltered space to enjoy an evening drink.

26/02/2026

A small increase in the width of the existing kitchen area of this house turned a narrow less functional area into the central hub of family life. A simple fit out of an existing house is a very sustainable approach to upgrading homes. Minor alterations can make a big difference to how a house functions and ultimately how much it’s enjoyed.

18/02/2026

Our first all electric house run on Solar power designed in 2015. Forward thinking and committed home owners are the foundations of how progressive climate action develops.

11/02/2026

We have been designing in the inner city of Melbourne since our architecture practice began over 20 years ago. Inner city sites allow opportunity to explore how we live in tight urban areas and how buildings can just make your life better. Vibrant colours in this house are enhanced with high sky views from the new spaces, allowing views out with privacy.

30/10/2025

New stair. Hand crafted.

09/10/2025

On site in Jan Juc. This project includes infilling an existing undercroft space that will open out onto a new pool. Dark tones and timber set the mood for a new secluded parents' zone.
Nice work

09/10/2025

On site in Jan Juc infilling a previously open undercroft that will open out onto a new pool. Dark tones and timber will define a new secluded parents zone.
Nice work

03/10/2025

A classic simple interior from 10 years ago.