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.

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

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

MRTN Architects brings a strong narrative and a deeply personal approach to West Bend House, a warm family home set on a historic site in Westgarth in Melbourne’s inner north.

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.

Ostensibly modest yet perched in the loftiest of locations, The Folly by Cheshire Architects exemplifies a reimagining of the classic garden shed.