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.

Mahuika sees Daniel Marshall Architects craft a building that reflects its ever-changing natural environment.

With easy access to the beach, Otsu House by Base Building Concepts is a refreshing and timeless exploration of texture, material and light.

Luke Fry Architecture and Interior Design’s Ripponlea House forms a compelling response to the inherent spatial challenges of the original Edwardian-era home.

Strong and contemporary in form, Cove House by Alwill simultaneously embraces its exposed harbourside locale and bunkers down to form a private family home.

Engaged to design a generous extension to a double-fronted Victorian home in Elsternwick, Owen Castley and Jake McCrimmon of Melbourne studio Castley McCrimmon pursued softness rather than severity.