Architectural Review Asia Pacific

HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS

If you’ve ever found yourself traversing the busy residential stretch of Hotham Street in the inner Melbourne suburb of Prahran, chances are you’ve spotted the protrusion of a vast and intriguing geometric building that stands out from the crowd of suburban apartments surrounding it. As astounding inside as out, Justin Art House Museum (JAHM) blurs the delineation between art and architecture purposefully.

“WE’VE NEVER SOLD A WORK, BECAUSE WE REGARD THE COLLECTION AS A DIARY OF OUR LIVES. WE COLLECT A LOT OF EMERGING ARTISTS, AND WE DON’T HAVE LABELS [N THE MUSEUM], SO PEOPLE DON’T KNOW WHETHER IT’S SOMEONE FAMOUS OR AN UNKNOWN.” - CHARLES JUSTIN

The passion project of Charles and Leah Justin, it was partly

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