Collection 01 marks the debut furniture series from T. Black Atelier, reflecting designer Tom Black’s architectural and material interests.
A 130-year-old Edwardian is home reimagined by Lande Architects, where heritage details meet contemporary design in a light-filled South Yarra sanctuary.
“A place for one or a place for many”, La Scala is the unconventional home of architects Ingrid Richards and Adrian Spence, designed to test their deeply held belief in the importance of adaptability in an urban setting.
While Kerstin Thompson has received the highest accolades, simple gestures and reasoned thinking still inform her approach to architecture.
A beautifully considered addition to the Byron Bay beachfront, Brahminy House by Harley Graham Architects stands as a striking testament to contemporary coastal design.
Daylesford Longhouse’s diaphanous yet resilient superstructure is driven by protective manoeuvres, deductive reasoning and disciplinary knowledge.
At the edge of a verdant park in Melbourne’s Fitzroy North, Mygunyah by the Circus is a project of dichotomies.
Brahminy House by Harley Graham Architects is a meticulously crafted residence on Byron Bay’s Wategos Beach that seamlessly blends contemporary design, materiality and natural elements.
Inciting intrigue seven years after its completion, March Studio’s The Compound House is a masterful exercise in balancing form, function and aesthetics.
Connecting Lives – Mygunyah by The Circus by Matt Gibson Architecture + Design
Project Feature
Shakespeare Grove Residence by B.E. Architecture weaves itself sensitively among historic heritage homes in Hawthorn, Melbourne, as a contemporary architectural offering in a richly storied precinct.
The pedestal base at 272 Hedges Avenue is testament to Contreras Earl Architecture’s longstanding commitment to push the envelope of architectural possibilities.
Revitalised by the thoughtful touch of Matt Gibson Architecture + Design, William Tappin House depicts the sensitive layering of a historical footprint with contemporary innovation.
Iririki House sees Madeleine Blanchfield Architects transform an existing heritage home into an expanded and openly connected series of spaces that balance moments of calm and socialisation.
Unapologetic in its frank form, Kennett River House by MGAO is a testament to functionalism, with great consideration of the surrounding landscape.
Inserted among curated, lush subtropical gardens, Northbridge sees Tobias Partners challenge the traditional scale and connection to context of a typical pied-à-terre, carving its own template.
Built on the lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung people, Daylesford Longhouse is a diaphanous yet resilient structure driven by protective manoeuvres, deductive reasoning and disciplinary knowledge.
Dilkera by Shaun Lockyer Architects is inherently anchored through form and materiality to its location on the banks of the Brisbane River.
Preston House I sees Healy—Ryan Architects transform an ageing Californian bungalow into a practical family home that thoughtfully layers the old with the new.
For Limestone House, a home which adheres to Passivhaus & Living Building Challenge sustainability standards, Wardle used Shade Factor automated sun shading systems to ensure a comfortable temperature
Immersed in the subtropics of Tintenbar, on the Far North Coast of New South Wales, Ground House 107R is a rugged guesthouse of unexpected beauty and craftsmanship.
Reflecting the raw, natural beauty of its surrounding location, Thirteenth Beach House by Matt Goodman Architecture Office perfectly balances external minimalism with internal intimacy.
Fitzroy Bridge House sees Matt Gibson Architecture + Design focus on bringing in light and access to the natural elements in a recrafting of the existing that aligns and flows freely between eras.
Portsea sees Chamberlain Architects together with developer De Luca and Heidi Build collaboratively propose a refined and considered contemporary coastal home.