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Hideaway House by Studio Prineas is a family home renovated into an airy retreat inspired by the owners’ love of music, wine and gardening.

Composition House sees Studio Prineas recalibrate a 1950s-era home into an intentionally open and light series of spaces that embrace the outdoors.

Designed by Studio Prineas, Sheeth HQ is a fitting embodiment of the building company Sheeth, combining raw architecture with refined detailing.

Embedding a sense of drama, Doria Apartment sees Studio Prineas use efficient planning with overlays of a saturated tone and palette to enliven the home.

Studio Prineas has imbued its own HQ with timeless materials, a warming colour palette and a wealth of natural light to create an enduring workplace for its employees.

As part of Women’s History Month, The Local Project spoke to Principal of Studio Prineas Eva-Marie Prineas about her career as an architect.

Heliotropian sees Studio Prineas align the home’s functionality and movement to optimise views out toward the harbour and beyond.

Gezillig sees Studio Prineas combine an open and connecting approach in renovating and extending an existing home, while imbedding an element of the owners themselves.

Elia House sees Studio Prineas explore the unique and nuanced detailing of the existing charm of the home, weaving in a modern and open sensibility.

Bona Vista sees Studio Prineas take cues from the surrounding context in conjuring a contemporary series of spaces, all brought together through a considered refinement.

Architect Eva-Marie Prineas created Sydney-based Studio Prineas in 2004 and has never looked back.

Corner Virginia sees Studio Prineas combine a contemporary restraint to propose a home suited to the modern family, incorporating native garden elements and contextual sensibilities.

Studio Prineas’ Longwood Apartment occupies a wing of a 1960s apartment building in Darling Point, Sydney, resulting in a perimeter that has unobstructed views to Sydney Harbour.