The first iteration of the Nightingale model in South Australia, Nightingale Bowden offers environmentally sustainable, community-oriented apartments, designed by Breathe.
The Sydney Modern Project – the exceptional new wing of the Art Gallery of New South Wales (AGNSW) – was designed by the Pritzker prize-winning Tokyo-based architecture studio SANAA.
George Livissianis has created an ultra-chic space to display delicate contemporary pieces against an industrial background – a jewellery box by another name.
The design choices informing the Victorian Pride Centre (VPC) are all about celebrating difference, creating a safe space and bringing together the LGBTQI+ community.
Shorts Place Gym by Joyce Architects shatters the run-of-the-mill gym aesthetic with sleek and shiny architecture that is as intriguing as it is functional.
The Stella Collective has reimagined the privately-owned suites at Port Douglas’s Club Tropical Resort and the resulting design reflects the free and easy atmosphere of Far North Queensland.
Exemplifying design with purpose, Auckland City Mission HomeGround is Stevens Lawson’s architectural response to a vision to end homelessness in central Auckland.
Danielle Brustman imbues mitch. studio with unique colour and material choices, while also showcasing the award winning salons extraordinary abilities that give clients the reprieve they desire.
Cera Stribley’s 2019 redevelopment of St Hubert’s Winery has seen two humble sheds reimagined into Hubert Estate – a sophisticated destination unlike anything else in the Yarra region.
Studio Prineas has imbued its own HQ with timeless materials, a warming colour palette and a wealth of natural light to create an enduring workplace for its employees.
Established in a GFC and now with offices in Australia and New Zealand, the award-winning interior design studio CTRL Space is on a mission to make good design commonplace.
Sibling Architecture has designed a building for Wangaratta District Specialist School, a multi-modal school for students with clinically diagnosed intellectual and associated disabilities.
Slated to be an ‘anti-office building’, 100 Walker Street by Bates Smart looks beyond the traditional work environment to offer a space that does it all.
Guided by the flow and meditative state of yoga, The Light Practice by Harrison Interiors delivers an experiential yoga studio for movement, introspection and connection.
Celebrating its unique heritage and neighbourhood context, Fitzroy House sees a 19th-century bootmaker’s factory building transformed into a timeless multi-residential structure.
Crisp and contemporary, Brent Wilson Atelier forms an effortless display of masculine sophistication that has been perfected by interior designer Nickolas Gurtler.
On a corner site in Brunswick East, Figlia by Ewert Leaf breathes new life into the old charm of iconic Lygon Street. The pizzeria offers an approachable, genuine and relaxed dining experience.
With Arent&Pyke delivering an abundance of jubilant spaces, Vida Glow HQ is an achievement of animated vitality that faithfully mirrors the brand’s own blissful character.
On Melbourne’s busy Lonsdale Street, interior design studio Bergman & Co. offers an intimate patron experience at Sakura – an izakaya that opens a contemporary hand to traditional Japanese influences.
With Be Kids Therapy, Selzer Design Studio met a curly design challenge head on. The result is a psychology clinic that manages to escape a clinical aesthetic, opting instead for a calming feel.
Crafted by Wood Marsh Architecture, Lonsdale Links is a stately clubhouse inextricable from the rolling greens and Australian coastland that form its natural surrounds.
Situated on the 10th floor of Melbourne's Century Building, Seb Brown’s new jewellery studio and showroom by Sean Godsell Architects is distinguished by a starkly futuristic design language.
Stripping back the dining and wine bar experience while elevating it at the same time, Muni by Sans-Arc Studio sits worlds apart from other nearby coastal hospitality offerings.
The Manon Brasserie, a handsome all-day French eatery designed by Chris Grinham of H&E Architects, has already brought new life into Sydney’s historic Queen Victoria Building.
Towering 18 stories above vibrant Surry Hills, Ace Hotel Sydney has opened its new rooftop restaurant Kiln, brought to life by Melbourne-based studio Fiona Lynch Office.
Whilst learning more about luxury metal window and door company Brombal, 10 architects were taken on an unforgettable voyage deep into the heart of Italian culture, architecture and design.
NAB Melbourne by Hassell is a contemporary workplace filled with warm hues and natural light, along with DesignerPly products from ForestOne, the new workplace exudes comfort for workers.
Reflecting the pride Pure Interiors takes in its exceptional service, the new Melbourne showroom welcomes visitors into a fittingly luxurious environment.
Augmenting Hettich’s notable presence in Australia, the company unveils its new South Melbourne showroom as an experiential destination for innovative furniture technology.
A creative collaboration between Alice Lines and Detail by Davinia Sutton, the rebirth of The Shack signals a new beginning for iconic New Zealand wine label Cloudy Bay.
Architectural studio FINESPUN has used a mix of old and new, light and dark, and a freshness and moodiness to create a truly multi-functional space for locals.
Haven – a boutique coffee shop in Sydney’s Darling Quarter designed by MOYA & CO – utilises a calming palette to create a serene hospitality environment.
Designed by Annabel Kerr Interior Design, the latest store for luxury womenswear brand Viktoria & Woods takes inspiration from its seaside surroundings.
VAS – A Reimagined Vessel by Anchor runs from December 3, 2022, at The Front Room gallery in Richmond, Melbourne, showcasing the relationship between the studio’s practice-based research.
Addressing several key elements of liveability, the 20-minute city framework strives to increase community connectivity through shared amenity within a 20-minute stroll of the doorstep.
Facilitating connection and community, and as an extension of Delacombe Primary School, Delacombe Stadium by Kosloff Architecture captures a refined sense of elegance.
The Museum of Small Things sits beneath the luxurious Calile Hotel in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley. With architecture and interior design by Richards & Spence.
Melbourne based property developer Milieu’s portfolio encompasses more than 20 mixed-use developments that contribute to community in meaningful, design-centric ways.
Designed in response to the deadly 1971 Woden Flood in Canberra, the Callam Offices stand as a significant remaining work by acclaimed Australian architect John Andrews.
An ode to the owner’s late grandmother, Jane occupies an unassuming corner of Bourke Street. But, stepping through the doors, it’s apparent this space is anything but ordinary.
The Sushi Room’s interior – designed by the team at Richards & Spence – possesses a kind of pared-back minimalism that could have come straight out of Tokyo.
Cheshire Architects are a leading design authority within New Zealand, working across an extensive portfolio from smaller residential work to large-scale projects.
Monash University’s Woodside Building for Technology & Design is a landmark in sustainable education design. Located Clayton, it is the largest education building.
Church of the Living God by Candalepas Associates sits surrounded predominantly by brick apartment blocks and houses, its strikingly façade that heeds back to early modernist architecture.
Redefining the typical gallery experience of austerity, OTOMYS sees Georgina Jeffries rework the familiar, taking on a refreshing and light-focused approach.
A culture spotlight of art museums and galleries around Australia, from Western Australia Museum Boola Bardip by OMA and Hassell to Surfers Paradises HOTA Gallery by ARM Architecture.
Insight Body and Mind sees Biasol focus on a common thread of physical and mental wellbeing, extracted and celebrated through a gradated interior colour palette.