Home to a curation of international furniture brands, Mobilia’s new showroom on Cremorne's Church Street combines a contemporary sleekness with references to the formerly industrial area.
Located in regional Victoria, Deans Marsh House by Tecture, which is constructed from rammed earth and timber, exists in harmony with the surrounding pastoral land.
YourLand’s Society 1056 development is a sustainable haven, integrating biodiversity, social connectivity and visionary design to create a vibrant community in Fraser Rise, Victoria.
Lynch Residence sees Auhaus Architecture and Ewert Leaf propose a home intended to evolve over time with the family, aligning with their ever-changing needs.
Northcote Hacienda sees Hindley & Co draw from the original rhythmic and controlled nature of the existing typologies in place to propose a redefining transformation.
Overlooking the Marengo marine sanctuary and Great Ocean walking track, Marengo Beach House is a coastal retreat that is carefully positioned to openly engage with the elements.
Replacing an existing home previously on site, Cloud House sees Dean Dyson Architects embrace the restful and elevated calm that is associated with being among the clouds.
Speaking to the spirit of Japanese design, LeTAO by K. Holland Architectural Interiors is a cheesecake bakery flagship store located in the heart of Melbourne.
Alma Road Residence sees studiofour unveil the deeply emotive elegance of the original period home and binds its delicacy with a balancing of lightness.
Darebin Intercultural Centre is a beacon of unity and inclusivity with its community-driven design, diverse material palette and transformative journey towards fostering meaningful connections.
The Local Project interviews Creative Director of Artedomus, Thomas Coward for a Question and Answer about his practices and how they have evolved over time.
Blue Larnoo sees Brave New Eco utilise a less-is-more approach, retaining as much of the original home as possible while overlaying a new sense of order throughout.
Imbued with a sustainable focus and a contemporary commercial application, Bruce Street by Carr sets a precedent for green design and development at scale in a historically significant area.
The state-of-the-art Centre for Higher Education Studies by Fieldwork and Brand Architects acts as a bridge between high school and university, seeking to inspire accelerated students.
Coolatai House is inserted as a conscious and refined retreat, where Cera Stribley ensures extensive glazing encourages a connection with the natural elements.
Countering the original features of the existing weatherboard bungalow, Silver Lining emerges as a lighter, brighter home that seamlessly connects to the adjacent laneway and surrounding greenery.
In Ballarat, Country Road has created a regional flagship store that preserves the architectural integrity of a landmark building while incorporating sustainable design principles.
Art House sees Angela Harry and Simone Haag ensure every corner of the home has been artfully considered and brought together through a cohesive design.
Imbued with the same playful integrity that characterises all their pieces, Coco Flip’s new Bellini furniture collection epitomises considered craftsmanship at its best.
Working within the constraints of the traditional terrace typology, Villa Joseph sees The Stella Collective and Studio Architect Wanders bring landscape into the heart of the home.
For Fitzroy Apartment, located in an iconic industrial building, Emily Gillis Interior Design binds past and present to create a warm, inviting family home.
Through a balanced approach, Chelsea Hing and Mat Elkan Design create a bespoke, contemporary home that seamlessly integrates the personal expression of its owners.
Victoria House sees Tali Roth Interior Design ensure the key detailing of the original home remains amid a layering of rich, modern textures and forms.
Tucked in among the eclectic architectural styles within South Yarra, Hyland Street sees Bergman & Co. propose a warm and textural home that presents a crafted and textural insertion.
Monty Sibbel sees Nuud Studio focus on uncovering the authenticity of the home and its original charm through a pared-back and considered intervention, re-sculpting it for its coming chapters.
Mornington Peninsula House is brought into a contemporary relevance by owners Poppy Garbin and Scott Gibson of furniture and homewares brand Pop and Scott.
Reine and La Rue reawakens a bygone space through considered interior design choices that merge the classical heritage of the building with the present.
With a focus on bringing light and a natural connection into the centre of the home, Garden Wall House sees Sonelo Architects reimagine an existing built form.
South Yarra by Telha Clarke, Lotta Agaton and Karin Bochnik emulates a high-end penthouse feel with the luxuries of a boutique hotel and the textures of the coast.
Stumpy Gully Road sees Markowitzdesign, George Stavrias and Ross Bakker of Bakka Constructions instead respond sensitively to context and connect to the surrounding landscape.
With a storied past, Helvetia has worn many hats over the years – as a residence and then a boarding house – and its latest chapter sees Austin Maynard Architects.
An imaginative and profound concept delivering adaptability for the modern-day inhabitant, Fabbrica is disrupting traditional conventions of apartment living in Melbourne’s inner-north suburb.
Diverging from the typical approach to expansions and restorations, Hot Top Peak sees FIGR reshape the formal elements on site to centre around a newly defined core.
An immersive dining experience nestled in the laneways of Melbourne’s CBD, Ishikuza’s interior by Russell & George elevates the restaurant’s Japanese influence and bespoke, intricate menu.
Conceived as a found object within the natural canvas of the dunes, Back Beach sees Insider Outsider propose a lasting testament to the need for both responsive and resilient design.
Jan Juc Acre sees Project Now and Heartly sensitively integrate as much of the existing form into the new whilst ensuring feelings of tranquillity and calm remain the focus.
Expertly reimagining Queens Parade to reclaim its former glory, Adam Kane Architects recasts the classic home into a sophisticated, contemporary inner-city dwelling.
Malvern House sees Cassandra Walker Design take distinct cues from the detailing of the old and reinterpret those forms through a contemporary and refined lens.
Honeysuckle House sees Planned Living Architects respond with a considered sensitivity to the area, proposing an enduring home for the coming chapter and focusing on a minimalist style.
South Terrace Residence sees Chan Architecture and Sanders and King combine to rework and expand on the narrow and linear site, bringing in light and enhancing connections.
Northcote House II by FURNISHD. elegantly merges warmth and functionality. Thoughtful design, adaptable furnishings and earthy tones create an inviting haven, embodying accessible elegance.
Brunswick Studio by Robert Nichol and sons is a carefully crafted live-work space that reflects how both apartment living and work culture are changing.
Camillo House sees Blair Smith Architecture and CS Studio ensure each renovated element responds to the location whilst contributing to the narrative of the coastal home.