NNH Residence by Emma Tulloch Architects and Mim Design is a luxurious exploration of scale and intimacy, underpinned by a design language steeped in the client’s love of luxury automobiles.
Mimetic of its environment yet deliberately contrasting with it, intertwined with the landscape yet also carefully separate, Stafford Architecture’s Higher Ground is driven by an interactive approach.
Set behind a heritage cottage façade, the Inner West Residence by Michiru Design Studio is an elegant home that encourages entertaining and embraces an indoor-outdoor lifestyle.
Once Mr. Falcons private investigation office and a tearoom, Glebe’s latest addition, No. 92 by Pattern Studio is a contemporary two-storey wine bar and restaurant.
A harmonious and thoughtful response to a complex challenge, Molecule Studio’s Winton House is a Victorian heritage home given new life via a contemporary two-storey extension.
Baffle House sees Clare Cousins propose a liveable porous form that connects the existing home with its rear garden through the use of striking gestures.
Inspired by its mid-century neighbours, Kew House navigates its challenging sloping site with seeming ease. Expressed through a bold cantilevered form, March Studio proposes a modernist home.
Wanaka House sees Pac Studio combine a refinement in detail with a familiar cabin aesthetic and materiality to become a pull for gathering people together.
Imbued with a familiar welcoming warmth, Garden House by BKK Architects combines deliberate zoning and level changes to carve out intimate moments throughout the home.
The Malvern home of interior designer Sarah Reid effortlessly manages all the requirements of a family with three young children while also exemplifying its inhabitants’ love of contemporary art.
Diagrid House explores concrete as a sculptural matter. Interpreting the material’s various forms and qualities, Jack McKinney Architects expresses the beauty in the raw and imperfect.
Thornton-Hasegawa House sees Bonnifait + Giesen Atelierworkshop propose a slight-footed structure that touches the earth lightly while overcoming a challenging site.
Three Stories North sees Splinter Society combine an approach of refinement with a deliberately emotive palette to create a series of spaces that speak to the past and present.
Sailors Hill House sees Murray Barker combine an historical resonance with an emphasis on craft and placemaking to purpose a minimally invasive insertion into a heritage cottage.
Tree House sees Madeleine Blanchfield Architects take the opportunity to rethink the expected residential plan and instead respond directly to the site.
Auburn Road House is a grand Edwardian residence that has been thoughtfully transformed by Solomon Troup into an elegant contemporary home whilst preserving the heritage detailing of the original.
Inspired by the client’s love of reading, Glassbook House sees Sibling Architecture combine functionality and natural illumination to bring this restoration and extension effort together effortlessly.
Collingwood Apartment sees Rob Kennon Architects combine a fluidity of movement with moments of curiosity and tactile refinement to customise the apartment experience as a reflection of its owners.
Reinvigorating a 1990s townhouse, Winter Architecture’s approach was one of recalibration, simplifying spatial and material complexities through a process of removal and consolidation.
Situated at the Australian War Memorial, For our Country is dedicated to commemorating the sacrifice of Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islanders in war.
A strikingly simple steel form that nods to post-war architecture, Core Collective’s Dromana House can be found rising from the hillside in Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula.
Conceived as a robust geological formation enveloped by its surrounding landscape, Neeson Murcutt’s Coastal Garden House eschews the typical approach to the design of a coastal home.
Cardigan Place Residence by MA Architects combine a sensitivity to heritage with a contemporary approach to propose an integrated & considered spatial solution to extending the home’s original bones.
True to its name, Light House is about encouraging the presence, flow and reflection of light. Welsh and Major Architects carefully curates materiality and openings to douse the home in illumination.
Breezeway House sees David Boyle Architect combine the rationality and permanence of architecture with the whimsy of ideology to propose the ultimate coastal escape.
Blanks Bach by Bonnifait and Giesen Atelier Workshop combines the effortlessness of the traditional New Zealand bach with the consideration and robustness of a permanent urban residence.
Set amongst lush gardens and blessed with panoramic views of the water, Tobias Partners’ Hopetoun House balances strong architectural forms with a sense of openness to the beauty of the surrounding.
Bay House sees Milieu Creative inject a sense of warmth and connection to the site through select materiality, openness and key texturally refined elements.
The second project completed under the Nightingale Model, Nightingale 2 by Six Degrees Architects and HIP V. HYPE represents the growth of a thriving local community coming to fruition.
A study in the multigenerational living conceived by Partners Hill and delivered with Hogg & Lamb, Mermaid Multihouse serves as an experiment in the multi-use vernacular.
Taking inspiration from its 1990s past, Keano Warehouse sees WOWOWA to propose a three-storey medley of colour, pattern and texture within the walls of a warehouse in Melbourne’s inner north.
Paddington House 05 sees Nobbs Radford Architects optimise the home’s unique and compact site, creating an introspective retreat from the dense urban environment it is immersed within.
A rustic yet elegant home by Lisa Buxton Interiors, the Wensley, so called due to its location in Wensleydale, sits on 80 acres of rural farm land, amidst the rolling hills of country Victoria.
Reimagining an existing waterfront house, Tobias Partners transforms Vaucluse Bay House into a home befitting its enviable location, tucked away discretely in a rare waterfront site on Sydney Harbour.
Bungan Beach Beauty by Les Interieurs employs a deliberately minimal, muted palette and an impassioned love for the natural world, while organic elements bring a sculptural curiosity design.
Onedin by Shaun Lockyer Architects combines interconnecting vertical and horizontal planes to compose Onedin, a balanced and robust expression of place, deeply connected to its landscape.
Perched on a steep incline in picturesque Gordons Bay, a tiered garden from Secret Gardens sees the outdoor spaces match the uncompromising and site-specific house they surround.
Inspired by the interaction between light and the curved surface, Est Lighting’s Melbourne showroom, by Christopher Elliott Design, is a celebration of both light and the local design community.
Abodo Wood is changing the way dark timbers perform by providing their products with an increased level of protection against environmental pressures and the natural aging process.
Harry and Viv’s House by Ha Architecture is a small Victorian that questions expected relationships while maintaining the integrity of the detailed heritage façade.
Preston Lane Architects’ Point View House instead carves into the sloping embankment the original home sits upon, creating a true connection to the earth.