Christopher Elliott Design imbues Middle Park Residence with a renewed sense of purpose, carving into, opening up and building upon the existing terrace house.
Ocean House sees Georgina Jeffries instil a textured and layered warmth through the interior reworking of the home, adding richness and tactile sensory cues throughout.
Just beyond the Brisbane CBD, Twin Houses by John Ellway subverts the surrounding suburban vernacular, with two identical dwellings that offer adaptable design with a lush and communal feel.
Albert Park Residence sees Travis Walton Architecture draw on emotive and sensory cues to carve out crisp proportions and propose a home of restorative peace.
Wabi-Sabi in Hawthorn by Stuart Holmes Architect is a deeply meaningful response to site, influenced by both traditional Japanese and mid-century architecture.
Netherby sees Neil Architecture and Megan Hounslow craft the foundations for the home’s coming chapters, bringing a sense of clarity and resonance to its storied past.
Neal and Shirley’s by DFJ Architects preserves the charm and mid-century bones of a 1957 Tweed Coast residence, whilst refreshing its capacity as a 21st century home.
Williamstown Residence sees Lucy Bock Design Studio reimagine the interior of a renovation and extension, carefully considering the geometric approach of the architect, Damian Rogers Architecture.
Mid Century House sees SRAI and Alexandra Kidd Design combine to propose a home of linear expression and immersion, while ensuring an iconic sculptural approach.
Harbourview House sees Studio AEM and Studio Gestalt combine to reimagine the generous family home, further elevating the interior experience and its connection to Sydney Harbour beyond.
The Sticks sees iarchitecture form a respectfully sensitive insertion in place, while carving its own unique typology, taking heed from the surrounding context.
With a sense of playfulness and feeling of familiarity, Highlands House by Other Architects sits quietly in its landscape while simultaneously embodying its own character.
Leading in innovative timber veneers, Elton Group is renowned for a curated approach to product. Founded over 70 years ago, today the company is driven by sustainability & community-minded principle.
Cut and Morph House sees Apto & Best Architects draw from an existing embedded narrative to carefully sculpt an open and connected series of volumes on site.
Referencing linear connections between climate and place, Shaun Lockyer architects compose volumes on site that optimise the enviable siting of the home.
Imbued with memory and personal significance yet without sentimentality or artifice, Arcadia by Architecture Architecture explores the idea of home at its most poignant.
Finely crafted as a series of intimate internal gestures, Brunswick House by Placement sees the recasting of its next chapter through a veil of restraint and considered warmth.
St Huberts sees Robson Rak reinstate the home’s original intended grandeur, focusing on connection and craft whilst embedding highly functional and innovative elements throughout.
Carlton North Residence sees Travis Walton Architecture shift the focus of the home and movement throughout to align with an open connectedness and create a dialogue between the natural and the built.
Palladiana Party sees the combining of architecture by Powell and Glenn together with interior design by Sally Caroline as a playful integration of colour and form, connecting past and present.
Lake Rotoiti sees EMA draw from the surrounds as musing for the resulting home, one that allows a sense of escape, while also idyllically encasing its guests.
Las Palmas is a striking modernist family home that demonstrates a profound accord between mid-century architecture and the native Australian landscape.
Sandringham House sees Bureaux draw on elements of endurance and timelessness to propose a home crafted to live steadily and aptly along with its family, able to grow and adapt with them.
Inner West Project sees Greg Natale layer rich textures and textiles to complement both the story of the home’s context and that of the owner’s own individual aesthetic.
The interior renovation of Hero Penthouse celebrates the subtlety and strength of a timber and stone material palette, expertly crafted by markowitzdesign and Stavrias Architecture.
Pipi House sees Peg and Ray Architects conjure a restrained and carefully proportioned home amongst an animated residential setting, creating a calm retreat.
As exercise in restraint and celebration of natural materials, Paddington House sees Fiona Lynch Office seamlessly blend the final puzzle piece within the Victorian-era terrace.
Deftly manipulating two-dimensional surfaces to create depth & shadow, Lineburg Wang has collaborated with James Hardie to conceptualise the extension of a pre-war cottage using Hardie™ Fine Texture.
The landscape and a freeing coastal feeling were impetus for Paul Butterworth Architect’s Nannygai, a barefoot beach house informed by its surroundings.
Bundeena House sees Tribe Studio Architects form a series of connected zones around a central outdoor courtyard space as an expression of an indoor and outdoor life and the ideal retreat.
Victoria sees Finnis Architects together with Huntress Design propose a tightly woven solution to a complex brief, carefully navigating its narrow allotment.
RL House sees Mark Szczerbicki Design Studio combine gestures of compression and release to navigate the journey through the home, and across thresholds into curated outdoor settings.
Honouring the traditions of prestige, architectural splendour and botanical beauty exemplified by Larnook Mansion, Lowe Living’s Larnook Armadale is a series of 11 luxuriously.
Paying reverence to the three-storey Victorian terrace’s quirky composition, South Melbourne House by Honto Architecture is a delightful demonstration of strapping reinvention.
House with a Hole sees Aileen Sage draw on the surrounding vernacular, proposing a home that connects with the familiar and injects the unexpected through its own unique lens.
Elsternwick House by Fieldwork Architects and Winter Architecture combine forces to propose a home that embodies connection and light, while respecting the traditional contextual proportions.
Albert Park Terrace sees Luke Fry Architecture and Interior Design embed a muted and calming palette to ensure a continued relevance and connection to its owners.
Three Rooms Sydney sees Sarah Ellison Studio alongside Cult Design and MCM House fully encase the interior of a heritage apartment, creating an immersive experience.
Bowden Houses sees Belinda George Architects in association with Mandeno Design Ltd. combine a textural and natural approach, to imbed a sense of warmth and enclosure.
Bianco House sees Ha Architecture take cues from the previously established white-on-white palette to propose a home of lightness and refinement, articulated through a crafted approach.
Paddington House sees Porebski Architects carefully navigate challenges on site to open and illuminate the tightly packed terrace, creating a light-filled and series of connected rooms in the process.
Hill to Horizon sees Lloyd Hartley Architects and Studio Brick Architects create a grounded and warm internal enclave through a richly considered materiality.
Glebe Point sees JCA Architects and Décor JMH conjure a richly coloured palette that reimagines the home after a flood, bringing back welcomed life and light.
Hopetoun Road sees Kestie Lane Studio, together with architecture by BG Architecture, propose two dwellings that intercept on site, devised with their own subtleties and uniqueness.
East Melbourne Residence sees Nicholas Murray Architects, Studio Apercu and Simone Haag combine to inject a refined restraint, elevated through detailed rigour.
Pacifico House sees Jase Sullivan and Paul Uhlmann Architects work closely with their impassioned clients to create a meaningful connection and a lasting, unique home.
Collaroy House sees TRD Studio bring organic shapes together with a linear approach to conjure a family home able to transform as needed, while remaining robust and enduring.