The state-of-the-art Centre for Higher Education Studies by Fieldwork and Brand Architects acts as a bridge between high school and university, seeking to inspire accelerated students.

The first iteration of the Nightingale model in South Australia, Nightingale Bowden offers environmentally sustainable, community-oriented apartments, designed by Breathe.

Nightingale Village in Melbourne’s inner-north is the first realisation of Nightingale’s triple bottom line approach to housing applied at a precinct-level scale.

Inspired by the meandering pathways of Mediterranean hilltop towns, Walk Up Village turns the typical sprawling urban community on its side in a quiet Collingwood backstreet.

Designed by Breathe, the first Nightingale building to be constructed outside of a major city channels the robust heritage architecture of Ballarat.

On a quiet side street in Brunswick East, Breathe has created not just another carbon neutral multi-residential building but an entire environmentally conscious community.

Through a holistic approach Four Pillars by Breathe evokes a sensory escape through their new sustainably focused distillery.

Eastham Street sees MUIR Architecture focus on re-crafting a contemporary iteration of the home’s former self to actively engage with the natural elements.

Six of the 15 A New Normal pilot projects have secured funding with discussions underway for further projects elsewhere in Australia and around the world.

Terrace House in Brunswick by Austin Maynard Architects is a thought-provoking contribution to the changing landscape of medium density housing models, prioritising environmental and social factors al

With vegetation spilling over its edges, trailing vines curtaining the external glazing and a landscaped courtyard at the centre.

Presenting a solid-looking, fibre cement-clad volume to the street, Corner House by Archier sets up a productive tension between robust finishes and refined timber.