Hazel House sees Nat Turnbull and Adriana Hanna collaborate to craft a sculptural interior landscape in Melbourne’s inner suburb of Clifton Hill.
Anderson Road sees B.E Architecture craft an impactful home with a raw materiality, deftly juggling ideas of intensity and texture to establish a unique identity.
Fenwick sees ANGLE develop a residential building with an ever-growing connection to nature and place.
Artfully installed within the restoration of the historical Captain Kelly’s Cottage are Japanese ceramics from Artedomus.
The Sandcastle sees Pointing Fitzgerald Architects focus on the raw and beautifully weathered expression of concrete as an absorber of the environment, as a key narrative of the home.
The house of bronzed steel and stone shows how the architect designs a family home focused on privacy, light and indoor-outdoor living.
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Archier Studio sees The Harry House an existing wearied home given a new life through a considered and textured refinement.
Kew Residence by John Wardle Architects represents a project in which decades of lived experience is interwoven with narratives of history.
Set on an elevated site facing north towards the beach, Madeline Blanchfield Architects’ Tree House takes its names its position amongst the treetops.
Perched on a hill looking out to the greenery beyond, Bronte Home experiments with colour, with a robust and natural material that speaks to the landscape.
Mornington Peninsula House sees Abe McCarthy and AV-ID craft a series of interconnected forms that allow for a separation of function, bound through a shared warmth and textural materiality.
Under the guidance of Flack Studio, IN BED has created a haven of calm in the buzzing high-end shopping precinct of High Street Armadale.
Named after its distinctively dynamic architecture, Zig Zag House sees Stukel Architecture create a sculptural and bespoke home in Kensington.
Caspers House sees Glamuzina Architects and Dessein Parke collaborate to create a bold coastal residence, expressing a sense of adventure that sets it apart from the typical New Zealand dwelling.
Evelyn sees Myers Ellyett Architects reimagine a 1911 cottage as an understated family home.
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Currawong House by Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski is a secluded home which embraces its subtropical context and proximity to nature.
Inspired by European design, Grange Road Residence balances an intricate choreography of proportion, texture and light.
Kew Residence by John Wardle Architects represents a project in which decades of lived experience is interwoven with narratives of history.
