Architecture & interiors
Casuarina House sees Vokes and Peters apply an inquisitive approach to propose a living, working coastal home for a young family.
As a contemporary terrace house for a young family in Brunswick, LLLBion House by Tecture has been designed as a home filled with love and laughter.
Welcoming natural light, Olaver Architecture brings a fresh contemporary approach to create a connected home within an original a brick terrace.
Described as “a small yet perfectly formed home”, Sandy Bay House by Stevens Lawson Architects sits discreetly among the vegetation on a steep site on Waiheke Island, east of Auckland.
A new model with a vision to make architectural housing available to more people, Ruum curates limited edition, architect-designed houses, crafted by leaders in the architectural-construction industry
Home of two faces, one relaxed and other more formal, Marrickville sees Baldwin & Bagnall give a curated and considered existing home in Sydney’s inner-city.
In just a few key architectural gestures, Studio Tate transforms a grand turn-of-the-century house into a family home that expertly balances character with elegance, & respect for the home’s heritage.
A narrow linear form, Mt Macedon House sits along the side of Mt Macedon in Victoria, nestled into the surrounding bushland.
Resolute in form, with meticulous detailing and a restrained palette, Red Hill House by Mathieson Architects sees a sense of order carved out through connections to its formal gardens.
Sympathetically bridging the existing and the proposed, Canning Street House sees Techne infuse a contemporary edge to an existing Victorian-era home in Melbourne’s inner north.
Inspired by the bucolic landscape of Matakana, north of Auckland, Glamuzina Architects’ Matakana House explores ideas of prospect and refuge throughout the design.
Born from a connection to place, Sandy Point House speaks to the modesty of the occasional coastal home that embraces its context and conditions.
Set amongst the sand dunes in Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, Dunes sees Whiting Architects bring a sense of cohesion to a previously rambling collection of spaces.
A study on considered restraint, referencing Japanese principles of simplicity, Shibui House is imbued with a true sense of calm and purposefulness.
Surrounded by bush yet gesturing toward the city, Slow Beam is informed by its rare position at the intersection of urban life and rugged native bushland.
Double Life House designed by Breathe Architecture enables its residents to hide away from the hustle and bustle of the big Sydney city - for any owner, the home is a ‘fortress of solitude’.
M Penthouse exemplifies how honesty – to materiality, to the passage of time, and to the building’s original bones – can impart elegance and express nuance.
On the coastline of Port Philip Bay, the Portsea Beach House by Studio Esteta honours its history and surrounds.
City Beach House combines the coastal home and the urban dwelling. Fearon Hay has graciously brought the differing styles together through a contemporary monochromatic lens.
Through subtle tonal shifts and the stripping of the non-essential, Wellard Architect’s Elsternwick House gives an existing Edwardian home a new life for its young family.