The compact Goskar House by Anna O’Gorman offers space for family life, without sacrificing the footprint of a much-loved garden.

This new Twin House by Smith Architecture takes advantage of the private outlook to the north and connects all of the major living and sleeping spaces to the inner city bushland.

Set in a leafy inner-Brisbane suburb, Ascot Residence by Darren James Interiors is rich in detail and nostalgic of a European art hotel.

We removed the poorly constructed additions from the original Queenslander, allowing us to respectfully build on the traditional pre-war home.

This Twin House residence by Smith Architecture takes advantage of the private outlook to the north and connects all of the major living and sleeping spaces to the inner city bushland.

Designed around a Jacaranda Tree on a steep site, SP Studio thoughtfully reinterprets the 1920s Queenslander to foster a contemporary lifestyle.

Located in Brisbane’s east, Kelder Architects reconfigures an original 1940s Queenslander home to cater for entertaining, while retaining its celebrated heritage features.

Contextualised for the sub-tropical location, The Long House elongates on the east-west axis of the site, maximising views to the north east.

Our client farmed this site with her late husband for over 40 years. Farm House by Smith Architects soil is embedded with family stories, sweat and blood, along with it a deep connection to place.

Rosebery House was constructed as a family residence in 1997 and sits off a cul-de-sac at the southern end of a long narrow watershed three three kilometres from the centre of Brisbane.

Paul Butterworth Architect delivered “Corymbia”, a robust bare-foot beach house with voluminous light-filled living spaces, comfortable reading nooks, cosy plywood-lined bedrooms.

New Farm Light's Shane Marsh Architects a century-old cottage that once sat run down behind a frontier of trees is now celebrated as part of the landscape.

Learning from lessons of the inherited home vernacular, Keith Street House by Fouche Architects sees the renovation and reinvigoration of an existing pre-war cottage in Brisbane into a home.

Perth-based lighting designer and manufacturer, Unios paved the way for an Australian first at the Breakfast Creek Lifestyle Precinct.

Coorparoo House carefully negotiates a sloping site and captures views of the city skyline and a swathe of Eucalypts to create a custom dwelling in tune with its surroundings.

The reimagining of House Barlow in Brisbane could certainly be described as an ambitious-transformation project.

The renovation and extension of Clayfield House by Alexandra Buchanan Architecture introduces contemporary spaces to an historic Brisbane residence.

The new Alexandra Buchanan Architecture studio, located inside the London Woolstores, Teneriffe, creatively positions a contemporary work place within an historic building shell.

The Durham House in Brisbane’s West End is an architectural exploration into the age old concept of transforming a house into a home.

A sculptural dome made of 32 cascading arms brimming with light located in the vibrant, open-air pavilion within Southbank, Brisbane.