Ma’s House by Studio Steen highlights the vital connection between excellent, sustainable design and the everyday human needs, desires and rituals that inspire and shape it.

A contemporary extension to a 200-year-old cottage in Launceston, Tasmania, highlights the intrinsic beauty and tactility of bricks.

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.

Harriet’s House sees SO:Architecture draw from the heritage roots of the home to ensure an honourable homage to the original era stylings.

Drawing upon a wealth of architectural experience, Zanetto Builders creates Asgard, a minimalist home imbued with a sense of luxury and superior function.

Riverstone Residence sees Cumulus Studio draw inspiration from the surrounding natural context to produce a form connected to the environment.

Cataract Gorge House sees Plain Architecture navigate the challenging sloping site through a simplifying of form and through emphasising a contemporary connection to the landscape.

Reinvigorating an important 1839 homestead in Launceston, Symmons Plains sees an homage to the past combine with a contemporary refinement.