Located in the heart of Nightingale Village in Brunswick, CRT+YRD by Hayball is a persuasive realisation of environmentally and socially sustainable housing.

Originally owned by Frank Sinatra, Twin Palms by E. Stewart Williams is a midcentury home that ignited the architectural shaping of Palm Springs.

Dilkera by Shaun Lockyer Architects is inherently anchored through form and materiality to its location on the banks of the Brisbane River.

Conscious of balancing key attributes of landscape, orientation and experience, Stephen Jolson of Jolson optimises the itinerant lakeside location of his houseboat, Halcyon.

Henderson & Co. create a warm, considered and subtle lighting gallery that beautifully explores how one can use fewer luminaires to create exquisite, well-lit spaces.

Originally designed in 1965 by Craig Ellwood, Moore House is a thoughtful and delicate renovation by Woods + Dangaran that brings the home into the contemporary context.

Inspired by the familiar warmth of a family home, Hearth in the Well sees Luigi Rosselli Architects, Arent&Pyke and S&A Stairs work together to refocus on connection.

Embedded in sustainable principles and a community-driven ethos, Skye House by Breathe Architecture is one of six buildings in Nightingale Village in Melbourne’s inner north.

Crafted by Wardle, Bass Coast Farmhouse presents a simple and unfussy form reminiscent of traditional Australian farm buildings.

Madison Desert Club by Kovac Design Studio is a specially built and designed home that celebrates its surrounds and gives its owners spaces to entertain and find respite.

Responding to a lively visual landscape, Chapter Group & K2LD craft an architectural work that sees the concept of floating applied to a built form.

Walk-Street House offers a seamless continuation of the Southern Californian beach lifestyle where the home resides, with its floorplan, materiality and connection to the outdoors.