Representing a built legacy, Bunker House sees Futureflip craft a minimalist home that, by virtue of a concrete materiality, will exist for over 100 years.

We speak with co-founding director, Andrew Maynard from Austin Maynard about St Andrews Beach House, their firms’ approach to the sustainable coastal temporary living.

Channelling the sense of warmth that has long-defined the family concept, Taylor Pressly Architects crafts Wimbledon Avenue, a home with a traditional domestic purpose.

Exploring the notion of sustainable living, Alexander Symes Architect has created the Pepper Tree Passive House, placing emphasis on renewable and recycled materials.

Turramurra Threads sees Benn + Penna reimagine a Victorian dwelling such that the outcome celebrates both architectural character and modern amenity.

A cliffhanging home that offers sweeping views from Picnic Point to Table Top Mountain. From Joe Adsett Architects, the visual home conjures a grandiose appearance that is to be rivalled.

Wallaroo Residence sees DNA Architects create a modern family farmhouse using natural materials in combination with efficient Fisher & Paykel appliances.

Comprised of the contemporary main house, The Headland and a simpler structure, The Range, Dovecote is a refined project by Atelier Andy Carson.

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

Hender sees Williams Burton Leopardi carve key connections between inside and out, finely framed and curated, as the existing heritage elements are given a new life.

Celebrating bold colour and materiality, Boronia House is the contemporary reimagination of a pre-existing dwelling designed by Esoteriko to uplift the family environment.

Sunrise House sees Jolson take an experimental, yet refined approach, in carving his own work and home, encased within the one building: an existing confectionary factory in Melbourne’s Prahran.