Equanimity is transformed into a light-filled family home, as MCK Architects and Atelier Alwill skilfully balance traditional elements with a modern, open design.
Park Street House by Michael Ong Design Office is a private and immersive family home that responds to place through warmth and texture.
Sandringham Residence by Jost Architects blends period charm with contemporary design. This integration activates the entire site while retaining the character and warmth of the Tudor-style home.
EB House is a thoughtfully designed renovation that enhances a 1920s-30s Art Nouveau residence.
Lo Scoglio by Tigmi Trading and owners Angelica and Charlie Arnott is a luxurious sanctuary that combines Sicilian heritage with modern regenerative principles.
Malvern House 02 showcases Rob Kennon Architects’ ability to harmonise the home’s detailed heritage with the inviting warmth and openness of modern living.
YSG reimagined Mo Jacobsen, a Victorian-era residence, applying a deeply layered and meticulously curated transformation.
Embracing modern openness, Emily Gillis Interior Design responds to Toorak Apartment’s architectural heritage and the owners’ desire for a simplified, calming space as they downsize.
Arts and Crafts House was reimagined more to pay a duty to its origins than to instil a new personality, seeing AP Design House and Hampton Architecture combine to draw from the past.
Ridge House by Keshaw McArthur
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Twin Peaks, designed by Alwill Architecture and Atelier Alwill, beautifully honours the neighbourhood’s rich history while showcasing a reinvention of the home as a stately residence.
Matt Gibson Architecture + Design’s House for a Landscape Designer embraces the surrounding landscape, becoming an idyllic, verdant sanctuary.
Sanders & King thoughtfully reimagines a 1930s maisonette, transforming its formerly compartmentalised layout into a cohesive, light-filled family home.
Nestled discreetly in the streets of Paddington, Kidman Lane complements its surroundings while presenting a unique silhouette that hints at a more unconventional vision.
Federation House by AP Design House and James Design Studio is a blend of heritage preservation and contemporary living, respecting the past through maintaining scale and appearance.
Matt Williams Architects minimises Eyrie House’s overall environmental impact, preserving endangered flora and fauna through a sustainable and sensitive approach.
Situated on the urban fringe of Launceston’s historic streetscapes, James Street by Taylor and Hinds Architects embodies a blend of heritage elements and modern architectural features.
Folk House, designed by CJH Studio and Paul Robertson Architect, is grounded in its location, drawing inspiration from the Hinterland forest rather than adhering to the typical coastal aesthetic.
Gazebo Penthouse is defined by an overarching sense of restraint and minimalism. Retallack Thompson opens up an existing space to be more deliberately connected to the surrounds.
Nestled amid breathtaking surrounds, Bilgola Beach House respectfully navigates the lush landscape as a series of volumes that embrace the natural context.
MG House is an exercise in restraint and intentionality, with Williams Burton Leopardi maintaining the home’s character and charm while elevating the design for modern living.
Three Garden House by Parabolica embodies thoughtful retirement planning, fostering moments for the owners to indulge in their passion for gardening.
Carla Barton and Graphio AM combine to transform Albany House into an vibrant yet timeless home that pays homage to the past.
JD House is an existing heritage home respectfully elevated by Architects Ink to become a residence with a modernist explorative spirit.