Laneway Glass House sees Henry Wilson and Brad Swartz Architects reimagine a terrace house in Darlinghurst using appliances from Fisher & Paykel.

Clifftop House by Ponting Fitzgerald Architects facilitates experiences of compression and release, making the most of an astounding view.

Informed by a deep respect for the home’s heritage, Tecture’s Balmoral Mid-Century exemplifies a sensitive approach to Australia’s modernist legacy.

Emerging as a bold and yet respectfully present form along its modern coastal milieu, New Plymouth House presents a seamless interior integration.

Lande Architects has taken the existing narrative of this Victorian terrace in South Yarra and respectfully strengthened it, creating a renewed sense of adventure in the process.

With a sensitivity to the spatial qualities of the original architecture, Tom Mark Henry adapts a 1970s townhouse to create an open and welcoming family home designed for entertaining.

Robson Rak has created a dynamic home that elevates the everyday while catering to the needs of a young, bustling family of seven.

This New Zealand home designed by and for architect Paul Clarke of Studio 2 Architects features personalised touches that relate to the family that reside within it and a floorplan.

Flack Studio’s Sandy Bay Residence in Hobart reinstills a sense of the period in which the 1970s merchant home was built, while also bringing it into the present to create a functional family home.

The Local Project presents, in collaboration with Fisher & Paykel, the Kitchen Garden house by Owen Architecture, a project that is pared-back yet filled with beautiful details.

Once a late 1920s Californian bungalow, then a bold Kennedy Nolan renovation – now, Doherty Design Studio contribute to the latest chapter in a home with a fascinating design lineage.

In the latest video series collaboration with Fisher & Paykel, we interview Whiting Architects on their Connect Six residence, integrating old and new, and why the kitchen is the heart of the home.