Casa Mia sees Caroline Di Costa Architect and Iredale Pedersen Hook Architects collaborate to craft an architectural home with a sustainable character.

Light Scoop House in Brighton by Molecule Studio features tapered ceilings and scooped elements which allow for natural light and connection to the outdoors.

May House by Neil Architecture is the reimagining of an original 1980s family home by respected Victorian architect Max May

House Bondi Beach sees Carla Middleton Architecture and M&G Building collaborate to craft a uniquely geometric residence.

Courtyard House sees FGR Architects craft a minimal home with an airy interior, enabling natural ventilation and a sunlit landscape.

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.

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.

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.

Serene and sun-drenched, residential project Wimborne by Latitude 37 pays homage to mid-century modern design whilst capturing the Palm Springs lifestyle.