Killora Bay seesLara Maeseele in association withTanner Architects compose a sensitive approach thatresponds to the nuanced directives of the terrain, to compose a form that lies as a quiet insertion.

Carefully placed above the sand dunes of St Andrews Beach, the understated holiday home was always understood as an incremental project that would evolve over decades.

Surrounded by windswept farmland, The Point by Tanner Architects is an exploration of materiality and a connection to nature, looking out to its landscape beyond to inspire within.

Nestled into a rocky outcrop in Victoria’s High Country, Robbie Walker has designed and built an off-grid family home with integrity, beauty and the grit to withstand the extremes of its surrounding.

Constructed using materials sourced from Artedomus, View House by Archier employs a rich colour palette, forming a home of dynamic and contrasting forms.

Through purposeful and meticulous intervention, John Wardle Architects has restored Captain Kelly’s Cottage whilst celebrating a significant intersection of historical eras.

What can only be the start of a major movement in hospitality, Paramount House Hotel by Breathe has redefined preconceived notions of hotel accommodation.

Completed in 2012, The Shearers Quarters was the first of two major building projects crafted by John Wardle Architects on the Waterview property.

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

Designed by Architects EAT as a holiday house, Bellows House is layered with intricate interior details, valuing engagement above all else.

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

Drawing on a tonal and earthy palette, Laminex has collaborated with YSG to design an intrepid kitchen, living room and study.