Reminiscent of the studios that drew him to New York, Colin King’s Tribeca Loft embodies his creative evolution, from dance student to artistic director.
Disappearing into the expansive Pajaro Dunes, Plover by Fuse Architects is a modest yet masterful reimagining of a coastal Californian bunker.
Melbourne designer Brahman Perera brings his emotive, theatrical aesthetic to the new Ruggable x The Local Project rug collection.
Perched on the Port Kembla headland, 90 minutes south of Sydney, Dovers Drive enjoys expansive views of the Pacific Ocean.
Matakana Inlet House by Fearon Hay is a serene and carefully calibrated response to its coastal New Zealand site.
Terracotta House by Lande Architects is reimagined into a much-loved family home through a lens of restraint, rhythm and admiration.
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An art deco-inspired addition to a traditional Adelaide workers’ cottage, the Plaster Fun House by Sans-Arc Studio is a playful yet refined home that finds great joy in detail.
At its heart, Bunkeren by James Stockwell Architect attempts to actively dismantle the object qualities of the architecture in favour of ambiguous, landscape-driven spaces of discovery.
Queens Park House sees Kyra Thomas Architects proposes an introverted family home of her own, focusing on key connections between the built and the natural.
Dolly by Studio John Irving Architects is a thoughtful expression of how personal experience and architectural insight can reshape inner-city living.
Architects Brett Woods and Joseph Dangaran of Los Angeles-based firm Woods + Dangaran on how high-end residences can be both luxurious and liveable.
Tom Mark Henry’s pieces for the Ruggable x The Local Project design collaboration draw on the beauty of the Australian landscape.
By Vizz Group and Rockwell Group, Grand Brasserie embraces its storied architecture while fostering an elegant ambience through sound.
In this canal-front home in Surfers Paradise, Habitat Studio Architects has softened elements of urban grit with a palette of biophilic elements.
OWIU Design has transformed an original modernist residence in Los Angeles into a contemporary home with strong references to Japanese design ideals.
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Topology Studio’s House at Otago Bay is a play on concealing and revealing through contrasting locally sourced materiality and dramatic formal responses.
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Collaborating with Blum, Hütt Homes constructs a family home that embraces sustainable and passive living that aims to inspire other architects and designers.
Limestone House sees John Wardle Architects propose a home that generates and captures enough energy to provide for itself, while beautifully addressing the streetscape as its own living sculpture.
