Architecture & interiors
Perched over the lake of the same name, Wallis Lake House by Matthew Woodward Architecture is an expression of contrasts, combining a linear formality with a relaxed and textural outlook.
With its dual faces, Bluff House by Inarc Architects reaches out toward its coastal location and anchors itself to the adjacent Victorian countryside.
Referencing the traditional pitched canvas tent in form and purpose Tent House by Chris Tate Architecture lightly touch the enviable location sits amongst, contrasting the natural with built elements.
James Garvan Architecture opens up the existing formal planning and reconfigures key connecting zones to give the Paddington House a new sense of lightness.
Uber Shed 2 by Jost Architects sees the rework and expansion of an existing framework as the basis for the resulting dark and refined building.
Casa X sees Branch Studio Architects carve out a warm enclave in walking distance from the coastline the building is tucked so neatly within, where a series of timber-lined pavilions.
Silver Linings by Rachcoff Vella is an exercise in discipline and restraint, executed through a controlled form and robust material palette.
Project Feature
Classic Yet Contemporary – Armadale House by Luke Fry Architecture & Interior Design
Luke Fry Architecture’s Armadale House sees the retention of the existing heart of the heritage home combined with a new, contemporary rear extension.
Queensland Penthouse sees CJH Studio bring a calming sense of refinement and maturity to the interiors, softening edges and carving out a place of true escape.
DREAMER Architecture and Breathe Architecture have come together to create 388 Barkly St – a study in biophilic architecture that holds itself to a higher standard.
In the leafy Melbourne suburb of Elwood, four townhouses designed by Fieldwork Architects and developed by HIP V. HYPE stand as exemplars of best practice in sustainable residential architecture.
Intertwining the stately features, Brighton Homestead by Robson Rak Architects & Interior Designers combines unexpected contrasts between old and new effortlessly under one roof.