Carlton Apartment sees Tom Eckersley Architects combine a focused restraint with a contemporary minimalism to complete a challenging build during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Emerging from the banks of Lake Derby in Tasmania, Floating Sauna by Licht Architecture is a composition of two shed-like pavilions floating on a pontoon.
Mahoenui sees Bindon Design Group combine the familiar with a bold expansion of the original footprint to create a generously proportioned and outwardly-focused home.
Tama House sees Carla Middleton Architecture conjure a privately-focused home, filled with light that is reflective of its context and which embraces its coastal milieu.
Imagined as a place to celebrate and integrate with the natural landscape, Tree House by Matt Elkan Architect immerses itself in its bushland setting with a sense of bold conviction and clarity.
Danny’s House sees Lockyer Architects combine two separate time periods, taking cues from surrounding typologies and allowing the natural to infiltrate the built.
Long House sees Clare Cousins has imagined a home that both sustainably performs and combines refinement and sensitivity within its contemporary comprising parts.
Sorrento Beach House by Pandolfini embraces the simplicity of the traditional holiday home, capturing the essence of summers spent on the beach and by the pool.
With a strong commitment to progressive urban design and appreciation, Milieu Property’s latest development, Brunswick East, sets out to cultivate a strong, vibrant community.
Crane in the Sky sees YSG Studio transform a bland, soulless penthouse apartment in Sydney’s Walsh Bay into a treasure-trove of texture, pattern and colour.
Created for a family of four with a strong appreciation for design, Caulfield North by InForm is a unique sculptural solution to a challenging narrow site.
With Brighton Luxe, Carr combines the highly crafted with a refined minimalism, destined to endure the tests of time and honour the rituals of daily life.
With an honesty in materiality and playful engagement with natural light, Deco House by Mihaly Slocombe Architects unites a calming sense of retreat with art deco references.
Situated on a rugged, windswept dune that drops sharply down to the ocean below, the Cliff House by Auhaus Architecture is a strong response to the harsh coastal conditions.
Behind a historic cottage in Battery Point, Hobart, Archier has set a glazed dark pavilion, a discreet, layered entity that coalesces around a central landscaped courtyard.
South Yarra House sees Robert Simeoni Architects combine considered restraint and a celebration of heritage in their approach and development of decisive insertions.
Cooper House sees Cheshire Architects combine an acute understanding of the terrain and its context with a sense of luxury and refinement to propose a restful enclave.
Imbued with the vibrancy of the ‘roaring 20s’, Spanish Queen by Robson Rak sees the restoration, renovation and addition to an original 1920s Spanish mission house in Melbourne’s southeast.
Franklin Road by Jack McKinney Architects and Katie Lockhart Studio begins as a traditional Edwardian villa and concludes as a small yet perfectly formed new addition.
Coastal Home sees Decus Interiors combine elements from the existing heritage home through a contemporary lens to anchor the home’s past in the present.
Built on the clifftop at Sorrento, on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, the 1960s home originally by McGlashan Everest Architects was brought into the present by Cera Stribley.
Prahran House sees Techne Architecture and Interior Design pay homage to the original industrial past of the site and insert a brutalist-inspired home behind the brick warehouse façade.
Scapellino House sees Biasol, together with Architecton, combine heightened luxury and quality in expressing the Bartucca family’s history as stonemasons, in a home that embraces their origins.
Orchard House sees Chelsea Hing bring enriching layers to transform the wearied interiors of this private and secluded home, adding depth and moments of curiosity.
North Bondi House saw a 1980s semi-detached house within walking distance of Bondi Beach become a canvas for Josephine Hurley Architecture to create a bright, comfortable family home.
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.
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