Countershade sees Finnis Architects draw inspiration from its adjacency to an established natural reserve, referencing a similar warmth whilst camouflaging the mass in an intersection of light.
Specialists in bringing clients’ vision to life, TSAR Carpets advances customisable designs to suit any residential space. TSAR transcends practicality with statement pieces.
Hideaway House sees Cera Stribley bind two generous sites through a robust and enduring materiality, creating a disguised under croft space where living, entertaining and leisure come together.
Elysium sees Nickolas Gurtler Office break down the existing scale of the home to create a series of intimate moments using contrasting and complementing tones.
Malvern Residence sees Preston Lane Architects combine a nature-inspired and warm series of gestures, binding the various eras within and creating a connected family home in the process.
Merri Creek House sees Alexandra Buchanan Architecture combine both a restoration and expansion effort that ensures clear connections to greenspace throughout the home.
Hope House sees Design by AD extend the existing legacy and heritage of the home by proposing a newly formed addition that focuses on light and a natural connection.
Replacing a single residence on a shared allotment, Kew Residence sees Jack Fugaro propose a pair or detached homes matching in their calm introversion.
Timber Lantern House sees mcmahon and nerlich design the home as a carefully constructed composition of its parts, woven in amongst the existing heritage form.
Chisholm House sees the creation of a family home that intimately reacts to the encompassing landscape, where Editor Interior and Architectsmith ensure continual connections outward.
Monterey sees Insider Outsider propose a welcomed addition to the surrounding landscape, sensitively inserted in place and founded on principles of simplicity.
Combining heritage, legacy and Italian roots, Casa Cassata sees Timmins + Whyte Architecture & Design transform a home into an openly engaged and naturally lit fusion of colour and animation.
Imagined as a timeless and enduring residence, House E sees CJH Studio capture a sense of robustness amongst a highly refined and carefully executed series of spaces.
Exploring the idea of how best to live harmoniously and openly with the surrounding outdoors despite its residential setting, Wakanui Trail House sees Ben Callery Architects.
Emplacement sees NTF Architecture propose a formation of linear elements as its various forms navigate the sloping site and open to the natural elements.
Capturing the essence of its location, Birregurra House is founded on primal ideas of shelter and simplicity, where Rob Kennon Architects borrows influences from the traditional rural Australian.
Reflecting the raw, natural beauty of its surrounding location, Thirteenth Beach House by Matt Goodman Architecture Office perfectly balances external minimalism with internal intimacy.
Nestled in Victoria's High Country, boutique hotel Lancemore Milawa by The Stella Collective is designed as an ode to the region’s four distinctive seasons.
Melbourne Residence sees Kate Walker Design rework the interior to overlay a more crafted approach, folding in refined details and a contemporary rigour.
Parilla House sees Powell & Glenn, together with Sally Caroline, propose a home of enduring proportion and scale, with classical references that ensure a refined home.
The winners of the Specified Responsibly A&D Trade Promotion by ForestOne, Amanda Monaghan and Kate Tempest’s designs contribute to the ongoing discussion of sustainability in the home and school.
As a considered and sympathetic insertion amid its native surrounds, Bellbird House sees Bower Architecture & Interiors create a true sense of immersion.
Showcasing the beauty and simplicity of steel windows and doors, Steel Window Design expertly combines craftsmanship, quality and innovation using Australian steel.
VAS – A Reimagined Vessel by Anchor runs from December 3, 2022, at The Front Room gallery in Richmond, Melbourne, showcasing the relationship between the studio’s practice-based research.
Led by landscape designer Rupert Baynes-Williams, Florian Wild’s approach extends beyond a physical study of the local context to embrace historic narratives and new interpretations of place.
With almost 50 years of experience in sourcing the finest engineered timber flooring and cladding, Havwoods has launched a new showroom in Victoria’s South Yarra.
Located in the heart of Melbourne’s culturally diverse inner-city suburb, Brunswick, 17 Union Street by Neometro and BKK Architects is an environmentally conscious design that supports the community.
Facilitating connection and community, and as an extension of Delacombe Primary School, Delacombe Stadium by Kosloff Architecture captures a refined sense of elegance.
Alongside restoring the original French names to Collection Le Corbusier®, Pierre Jeanneret® and Charlotte Perriand®, Cassina promotes authentic design and the reissuing of the iconic brands.
Reshaping the interior of an existing apartment, CoLAB Design Studio Design Studio opens the floorplan to ensure an outward engagement from all areas within the home.
Casa Luna sees Biasol Studio ensure a curvilinear expression is felt throughout, ushering movement throughout the spaces and instilling a continual connection to natural light.
Monash University’s Woodside Building for Technology & Design is a landmark in sustainable education design. Located Clayton, it is the largest education building.
Redefining the typical gallery experience of austerity, OTOMYS sees Georgina Jeffries rework the familiar, taking on a refreshing and light-focused approach.
A collaboration between Melbourne-based architects Taylor Knights and visual artist James Carey brings a colourful reminder of the courtyards that once existed in National Gallery of Victoria.
Insight Body and Mind sees Biasol focus on a common thread of physical and mental wellbeing, extracted and celebrated through a gradated interior colour palette.
As an exploration of public buildings and their engagement with the many faces they wear over time, the latest iteration to the NGV Architecture Commission series by NWMN.
Brought to life by Ewert Leaf, Lune Armadale builds on the brand’s purity and precision, offering a space more reminiscent of a gallery than a traditional bakery.
Designed by The Stella Collective, MA Financial Group’s Melbourne headquarters addresses the fundamentals of workplace design under a guise of minimalism and warmth.
Jackson Clements Burrows Architects, Hecker Guthrie and Eckersley Garden Architecture rewrite luxury based on principles of refinement, quality and considered detail in Windsor Park.
Chris Connell Design brings a refreshing approachability to the otherwise expected severity of this type of offering, seeing Money Bar become a focus on the interplay.
Prahran Residence sees Project 12 Architecture retain original heritage detailing while proposing a considered arrangement of forms that ensure a consistent natural connection throughout.
Hollywood sees Oscar Sainsbury Architects and Insider Outsider combine to reimagine the spaces to reflect a more relevant and connected series of zones.
Binding the spaces through a sweeping warmth and textural tonality, Stewart Residence sees CoLAB Design Studio open an existing apartment into a series of connected and flowing zones.
Moonhouse by Ewert Leaf – a Chinese restaurant in Melbourne’s Balaclava – is located within an original art deco building, giving the diner contemporary and historic appeal.
The Statewide Child Centre by Kerstin Thompson Architects and BLOXAS demonstrates a highly sensitive design approach to realise an empathetic architectural response.