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.

Nightingale Village in Melbourne’s inner-north is the first realisation of Nightingale’s triple-bottom-line approach to housing applied at precinct scale.

Shift House by MAUD is a thoughtful reworking of the home’s heritage identity to neatly reflect the daily patterns unique to the occupants.

Venice Beach House sees Tribe Studio Architects and Arabella McIntosh bring a unique globally inspired approach in crafting the Los Angeles home of Armadillo co-founder Jodie Fried.

Arthur sees Oscar Sainsbury Architects optimise a series of outward-facing connections and craft a refined addition to sit lightly and engaged on site.

Double Bay House III by TKD Architects is a contemporary and pragmatic home tailored to suit family living, simultaneously embracing connection and separation within.