Taking cues from nature, Koichi Takada is constantly searching for ways to evolve.

The first Brisbane project by renowned architect Koichi Takada, Aria Property Group’s 32-storey Upper House is a stunning sculptural form inspired by Queensland’s iconic Moreton Bay fig.

Horizon sees Shaun Lockyer Architects use clearly defined rectilinear forms to ensure the home has a defined presence with extensive glazing to soften the overall resolve.

Noosa Residence sees Tim Ditchfield Architects balance open and closed elements through a timeless lens to ensure a lasting resolve and appropriate response to the surrounding sub-tropical climate.

Resembling a modern sculptural pinecone, Norfolk Burleigh Heads is shaped with overlapping organic balcony forms that jut out and form a soft edge to an otherwise unanimated building.

Red Hill House sees Levesque and Derrick Architects propose an inward-focussed home, warmly clad and connecting to a deep appreciation of the natural.

Hive Architecture opens up the existing structure of Bulimba Hill House to capitalise on an enviable elevation, fusing personal character with heritage charm.