Jimmy’s Place sees MJA Studio, Studio Roam and IOTA propose a focused and neatly contained home, considered in its integration of the landscape throughout.
An opportunity to double the floor space of the Adam Heath Claremont boutique with the acquisition of the neighbouring store also provided a chance for a refresh.
Florence Residence sees Bacic Group imbed a robustness through the select materiality, creating an open and flowing sensibility internally and between inside and out.
Hyde Park House sees Robeson Architects combine a muted warmth with a calming neutral base to craft a considered family home that engages with its surrounding landscape setting.
Suburban Farmhaus sees Arcologic Design and Lahaus reimagine the family home, creatively interpreting the council requirements of the site to allow for a growing family.
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.
Pleasantly reminiscent of the past, Jarrah House retains its history whilst undergoing a refreshing transformation by Perth custom builders, Evolution.
Filter House sees Andrew Hagemann Architecture combine both heavy weighted masonry elements with lighter counterparts to create a sense of balance and comfort.
Lewis House sees Studio Roam and Iota combine to propose a response to heritage that embraces its coastal context while celebrating the handmade.
Exemplified in the sculptural manipulation of timber that underlies his studio’s unique designs, Nathan Day’s aptitude for curating a refined aesthetic is melded seamlessly with functionality.
SJB has won the Social Impact Category in the 2021 Good Design Awards for the Nyul Nyul Community Packing Shed in Kimberley, Western Australia.
Proposing a fanciful interplay between light and space, Gabled House by Clayton Orszaczky sees a familiar silhouette take on a dynamic form.
The Third by Dalecki Design is a bright and beaconing addition to a character-rich home driven by purpose, integrity and connection.
Chester Street sees Arcadia Design Studio injects vibrant and layered elements to animate and connect the various volumes on site, connected through a shared lightness.
Dune House sees Simon Pendal and Ohlo Studio combine to unleash the home’s modernist potential, and connect back through base principles to a light filled and curious home.
Macdonald Road House sees Philip Stejskal Architecture build on their own core principles of enabling aging in place and the creation of architecture that positively contributes beyond its site bounda
Anchored to the cliffs of Blackwall Reach, Infinity Views’ bold, fluid design answers the call of the Swan River below, opening up to magnificent views.
The Australian Institute of Architects has announced the winners of the annual WA Architecture Awards, acknowledging outstanding contributions to the built environment.
Youth Lab sees Nickolas Gurtler Interior Design take cues from renowned international hospitality brands to take clients on an elevated journey.
Orient Street House sees Philip Stejskal Architecture combine a restorative and enriching focus to extend the lineage of the home and create a series of contemporary volumes.
Iconic Italian furniture brand Cassina will soon be distributed in Australia, with ‘The Cassina Perspective’ representing a collection that brings together classic designs and contemporary pieces.
The revival and transformation of a 1990s home, Queens Park House sees Atelier ADU work within the structural confinements of the building to create space, flow, and light.
Coastal Home sees Decus Interiors combine elements from the existing heritage home through a contemporary lens to anchor the home’s past in the present.
Trapezoid House by Lisa McGann is the result of an approach guided by listening and is designed on foundations of connection and flow.
North Perth House sees Nic Brunsdon combine an understated simplicity with a refined and restrained palette to create a calm and reclusive home.
Designed by architect Beth George for her sister, Reed House is a considered home grounded in curated spatial sensibilities, texture and light.
An extension of the principles Whispering Smith established with House A, House B is a further exploration of a more considered approach to urban infill.
