Malvern House by Lande Architects is defined by a sense of harmony between old and new and the perfect tension cultivated when reorienting a heritage home for contemporary liveability.

Luke Fry Architecture and Interior Design’s Ripponlea House forms a compelling response to the inherent spatial challenges of the original Edwardian-era home.

MRTN Architects brings a strong narrative and a deeply personal approach to West Bend House, a warm family home set on a historic site in Westgarth in Melbourne’s inner north.

Strong and contemporary in form, Cove House by Alwill simultaneously embraces its exposed harbourside locale and bunkers down to form a private family home.

Engaged to design a generous extension to a double-fronted Victorian home in Elsternwick, Owen Castley and Jake McCrimmon of Melbourne studio Castley McCrimmon pursued softness rather than severity.

Camp Cove House sees Tobias Partners collaborate with Vitrocsa to modernise an old brick house.

Currawong House by Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski is a secluded home which embraces its subtropical context and proximity to nature.

Armadale House sees Selzer Design Studio renovate a single-fronted, Edwardian weatherboard home, designed to embrace its natural surrounding environment.

Architects and husband-and-wife team Oli Booth and Libby Elmore channel ideas of retreat and seclusion to sculpt their highly detailed haven.

SRG House by Studio Johnston balances its heritage context with contemporary design aesthetics.

Mud Australia sees DesignOffice weave together the working and residential environment in a home that embraces the community.

Millers Point Penthouse sees Studio Barbara collaborate with Elton Group to renovate a tired penthouse apartment.