Museum of [Residential] Architecture [in Victoria]

The Museum of Architecture
TheGrafikMuseum

The Museum of Architecture is a sort of blog, with lots of photos and just enough text to identify the buildings shown. The most recent posts display four good-quality photos each, with links to pages with more information:

• "Andrew Maynard Architects - Anglesea House (Anglesea, Victoria)"
  (July 7, 2009)
• "Nicholas Burns - Johanna House (Johanna beach, Victoria)"
  (Jue 29, 2009)
• "Sean Godsell - Glenburn House (Glenburn, Victoria)"
  (June 22, 2009)
• "Jackson Clements Burrows - Separation Creek House (Victoria)"
  (June 11, 2009)
• "Elenberg Fraser Architecture - Huski Apartments (Victoria)"
  (May 25, 2009)

I was particularly impressed at the consistent format, which includes interior shots: and even more pleased to see links to what appear to be the sources for this blog's information.

The posts do concentrate quite heavily on 'modern' structures. The charm of modernism's stack-of-packing-crates look in architecture has worn a bit thin over the decades: but these buildings were designed by architects who are either skilled at designing attractive large-scale sculptures - or incredibly lucky.

I'll assume that it's skill.

The Architecture Museum, judging from the last few months of posts, displays a rather narrow range of buildings: both in style and location. But, given that limitation, it's a well-crafted and informative blog.

And, a bit of fun for this architecture fan.