Once Mr. Falcons private investigation office and a tearoom, Glebe’s latest addition, No. 92 by Pattern Studio is a contemporary two-storey wine bar and restaurant.

Northbridge Residence by SJS Interior Design sees the essential qualities of family living balanced against an impressive harbourside backdrop.

Tree House sees Madeleine Blanchfield Architects take the opportunity to rethink the expected residential plan and instead respond directly to the site.

Bellevue Hill House IV sees Popov Bass combine bold gestures with a balanced sense of calm to bring the light-filled home together on site.

Inspired by Brazilian sub-tropical modernism, Taylors Bay Residence by Hugh-Jones Mackintosh, combines a sense of refinement with bold gestures.

Darling Point sees Alexander and Co pay due homage to the home’s past and combine a contemporary and contextual appropriateness to their approach.

Inspired by the client’s love of reading, Glassbook House sees Sibling Architecture combine functionality and natural illumination to bring this restoration and extension effort together effortlessly.

Conceived as a robust geological formation enveloped by its surrounding landscape, Neeson Murcutt’s Coastal Garden House eschews the typical approach to the design of a coastal home.

True to its name, Light House is about encouraging the presence, flow and reflection of light. Welsh and Major Architects carefully curates materiality and openings to douse the home in illumination.

Breezeway House sees David Boyle Architect combine the rationality and permanence of architecture with the whimsy of ideology to propose the ultimate coastal escape.

Set amongst lush gardens and blessed with panoramic views of the water, Tobias Partners’ Hopetoun House balances strong architectural forms with a sense of openness to the beauty of the surrounding.

Todd Clare’s latest series, Mindscapes, utilises tight compositions that celebrate the shift from movement to stillness, whilst promoting a meditative outlook.

Drawing sun deep into the floorplan of Balmain Lightwell House, Andrew Burges Architects harnesses views and brings the outside in.

Bay House sees Milieu Creative inject a sense of warmth and connection to the site through select materiality, openness and key texturally refined elements.

House Lincoln sees THOSE Architects combine an acute understanding of materiality and context to propose a home of deliberate longevity.

Bellevue Hill House V sees Popov Bass return to the site of their original 1996 design to reconfigure and focus the home for its new custodians.

Art House Residence by Nina Maya Interiors, together with Bevan Boss Design, is a home of grand proportions and ambitions.

Paddington House 05 sees Nobbs Radford Architects optimise the home’s unique and compact site, creating an introspective retreat from the dense urban environment it is immersed within.

Reimagining an existing waterfront house, Tobias Partners transforms Vaucluse Bay House into a home befitting its enviable location, tucked away discretely in a rare waterfront site on Sydney Harbour.

Art House sees the theatrical unfolding of a curated and purposeful home full of life, colour and texture. Studio CD combines a sense of the classical with a fresh take on the contemporary.

House RV sees Plus Minus Design combine a nuanced and adaptive approach to reinvigorate an existing home through a considered refinement of connection, materiality and form.

Ballast Point House sees Fox Johnston combine a clarity of knowledge of the site and its constraints together with refinement, ingenuity and efficiencies.

Vaucluse House sees Luis Gomez-Siu bring a refined and considered approach to the extension of an existing semi-detached house through detailing and restraint conceived around ideas of framing.

Glebe Studio is a secondary dwelling located at the end of a laneway in Sydney’s Inner West, transforming existing underutilised space at the rear of a residential property.

Tasked with sensitively reworking the interior of a home designed originally by renowned architect Peter Stutchbury, Minosa’s approach was guided by the spectacular views of Sydney Harbour.

Designed by DKO Architecture and Breathe Architecture for Defence Housing Australia (DHA) to champion sustainability and celebrate community, Arkadia is exemplary in its use of recycled materials.

At the foundation of the project is a belief in the importance of engaging inhabitants in the world around them, as a counter to the significant amount of time spent in artificial environments.