Pandolfini Architects has created a house that materially speaks to its neighbours yet inverts the use of these same materials to create a new experience of suburban living.

Working within the existing footprint of a round home, Feldman Architecture reimagines and elevates the Round House in a way that allows the home to fulfil its potential.

Highlighting the home’s original character by use of concrete, timber joinery and bricks by Brickwork, Placement designs Brunswick House as a graceful home upon a narrow site.

Using the owner’s characteristics to guide the design, Olson Kundig has infused Leschi Inventor’s House with materials and design to inspire experimentation.

Shaun Lockyer Architects has conceived Dilkera, a concrete home located in Brisbane. The house embodies responsive design in how it reacts to its environment and inner-city location.

Located on a linear site framed by trees, Hepburn’s Road House by Warren and Mahoney and Detail by Davinia Sutton is a series of distributed pavilions.

Leopold Banchini Architects repurposes local hardwoods and creates a restful home, taking an environmentally and culturally conscious approach to design.

Architects EAT’s new additions and subtle changes to this modernist house celebrate the original design and update the house for contemporary domestic life.

Somers House by Kennedy Nolan is a large coastal home for a family of five along the eastern edge of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula.

Immersed in the subtropics of Tintenbar, on the Far North Coast of New South Wales, Ground House 107R is a rugged guesthouse of unexpected beauty and craftsmanship.

A home for a young family, Family Heritage sees Luigi Rosselli Architects and Alwill Interiors fuse a modern, youthful approach together with an existing charm.

With landscaping by Secret Gardens, Courland House is a family abode with a sense of sanctuary and privacy created through landscaping.