Stable House sees Sibling Architecture combine a familiar vernacular with the existing narrative on site, forming an arrangement of dwellings that intercept and support one another.
Unley Park Residence sees Williams Burton Leopardi embark on a rare extended journey with a patient and humble client, slowly unveiling a quiet confidence through close collaboration.
Proposed as ideal solutions to the Australian contemporary lifestyle, DOMO’s alfresco settings encompass carefully considered pieces, ensuring a seamless and stylish transition from indoors to out.
Gantry House sees OOF! architecture expands on the existing footprint of a weatherboard home, allowing for a generous and welcoming series of volumes to bring the family together.
Terrace House in Brunswick by Austin Maynard Architects is a thought-provoking contribution to the changing landscape of medium density housing models, prioritising environmental and social factors al
In a conscious juxtaposition to the taut architectural skin of the newly developed Melbourne CBD precinct 80 Collins, MATTER by Fiona Lynch is an assemblage of organic sculptural forms.
Resembling a modern sculptural pinecone, Norfolk Burleigh Heads is shaped with overlapping organic balcony forms that jut out and form a soft edge to an otherwise unanimated building.
Tinderbox House sees Studio Ilk combine a focus on the natural with one of integrated innovation to ensure optimum comfort and passivity all year round.
Paddington Residence sees Retallack Thompson cleverly rework the interior plan while honouring the Victorian terrace’s history through a handcrafted approach.
Biànca by Richards & Spence draws inspiration from the vernacular of cherished Italian trattorias and the breezy outdoor spirit of Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley.
With a layout that invites movement between interior and exterior spaces and a warm, consistent material palette, this North Bondi home responds to its climate.
Across 11 days in March, Melbourne Design Week hummed through the state of Victoria with over 350 talks, tours, exhibitions, launches and workshops exploring how design can shape our future.
Collaborating with 25 local makers across various mediums, John Wardle and Simon Lloyd present an exhibition of works designed to transcend mere practicality.
Renowned interior stylist Steve Cordony has collaborated with Brickworks to curate a suite of mood boards intended to help demystify the process of defining and developing one’s personal style.
The reductionist approach of Adam Kane Architects sees Beyond Clinic’s newest initiative in Hawthorn with spaces that interlock and flow into one another with ease.
Smart Design Studio is both a workplace and home – seamlessly comprising a design studio and an apartment for Creative Director William Smart in an original warehouse building in Alexandria.
Led by Directors Jean-Paul Ghougassian and Gilad Ritz, Ritz&Ghougassian’s approach focuses on deeply considered principles they seek to realised with resolve.
Specialising in high-end residential developments across Melbourne, ANGLE projects aspire to embody incomparable quality. Impervious to trends and feigned resilience.
House on the Bay sees Decus interiors carefully intertwine three separate zones to allow for harmonious multi-generational living, layered with rich textures and tactility.
Ascot Garden House sees Nicholas Harvey Architect and Rhea Jeffrey combine to further ground the existing home and create key conduits that optimise the site and its extents.
Conceived as an urban oasis in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, The Calile Hotel designed by local firm Richards & Spence is a catalyst for indulgence and discovery.
One Five Six sees Conrad Architects look beyond the typical Queenslander style in designing this New Farm development, bringing together the elegance and timelessness of an international city.
Reflecting the ever-evolving, culturally dynamic nature of its locale, The Surry is a considered contribution from Candalepas Associates to the urban fringe of Sydney city.
Doherty Design Studio, Chan Architecture and APC Build harness a collaborative approach to transform a Victorian terrace in Melbourne’s Middle Park into a generous and functional family home.
Designed by Sydney-based Esoteriko, Rachel Gilbert Emporium is guided by structure, movement and a sculpted approach to form, reflecting the understated beauty of the Australian designer’s garments.
As part of Melbourne Design Week 2022, Spenca & Lyda presents Futures Collective at Villa Alba Museum in Kew featuring work by Jon Goulder, Broached Commissions, Fiona Lynch and more.
The original industrial warehouse transformed into Poly contains reminders of its past, reinterpreted by Anthony Gill Architects as a combined dining and bar space.
Pleasantly reminiscent of the past, Jarrah House retains its history whilst undergoing a refreshing transformation by Perth custom builders, Evolution.
Scott Burchell’s firm COMB Construction in Melbourne is renowned for high-end residential projects realised with an unending commitment to quality and an affinity for fine details.
The casual ease and familiarity of Melbourne-based photographer Tom Ross allows him to genuinely connect with his subject. Intuitive and adaptable, he embraces the unpredictability of a day on set.
Amongst the suburban fabric of Thornbury is Fitzroy Community School Creative Space completed in 2011 by Baracco + Wright Architects with Richard Stampton Architects.
Tanner Architects harnesses Tasmania’s raw natural intensity with The Point, a pavilion that encapsulates a physical and emotional experience of place.
Sandwiched between two buildings, Jolimont Infill by Matt Gibson Architecture + Design is a compelling paradigm for multi-residential design within an urban context.
Announcing its arrival with a sculptural façade clad in custom glazed aquamarine bricks, 52 Reservoir Street in Surry Hills is a positive indication of the future of the workplace.
While the warmth and texture of timber has seen it remain popular in architectural applications for centuries, it can be difficult and time-consuming to maintain that initial glow. Enter Knotwood.
Brickworks has become one of the world’s largest manufacturers of building products and plays a significant role in paving the way towards a more sustainable built environment.