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ProjectMitsuori Architects
A compact, two-level family beach house in Portsea by Mitsuori Architects. Clean geometry, a single-material palette and full-height glazing.
ProjectPaul Archer Design
Edwardian semi-detached house in London refurbished by Paul Archer Design with a garden-focused kitchen extension.
ProjectBradley Van Der Straeten
Bradley Van Der Straeten extended a Seer Green home with a two-storey grey brick volume separated from the original by a glazed canyon of light.
ProjectTorquay, Victoria, Australia · Lachlan Shepherd Architects
Compact 185 sq m energy-efficient family home in Torquay, Victoria by Lachlan Shepherd Architects with adaptable zones and timber-and-blockwork cladding.
ProjectLachlan Shepherd Architects
A compact Torquay home by Lachlan Shepherd Architects, designed for a retired couple. Precast concrete softened by internal timber, sheltered facade.
ProjectBerresford Architecture
A single-storey Gymea cottage reworked into a warm, sculptural two-storey home by Berresford Architecture. Photography by Andy MacPherson.
ProjectLachlan Shepherd Architects
A bushfire-resilient, split-level home stepping up a steep Lorne hillside, by Lachlan Shepherd Architects, with a sheltered north-facing courtyard.
ProjectBENT Architecture
A sustainable, bushfire-resilient split-level home in the Dandenong Ranges by BENT Architecture, with passive solar design and Timbercrete construction.
Projectbuck&simple
A mid-century modern Mona Vale home by buck&simple, reworked around a deep-soil green roof with textured brickwork and a timber coffered ceiling.
ProjectAuhaus Architecture
A four-bedroom Melbourne home by Auhaus Architecture, set into a treed hillside with two cantilevered living wings that feel like a treehouse.
ProjectCplusC Architects + Builders
A 1960s Sydney waterfront home reborn over four levels by CplusC Architects + Builders, with steel-framed living spaces opening to the Parramatta River.
ProjectLachlan Shepherd Architects
A single-level modernist home in Connewarre, Victoria by Lachlan Shepherd Architects, planned around a sheltered north-facing courtyard.
ProjectLachlan Shepherd Architects
A solar passive Torquay family home with a rammed earth spine wall, by Lachlan Shepherd Architects. Photography by Ben Hosking.
ProjectLachlan Shepherd Architects
A two-storey family home in Torquay, Victoria by Lachlan Shepherd Architects, planned around a north-facing courtyard with rusted steel and glazing.
ProjectChan Architecture
A New-England style Melbourne home extended by Chan Architecture, with in-situ concrete, steel-framed glazing and open-plan living. Photography Tatjana Plitt.
ProjectCplusC Architects + Builders
A sub-100 square metre home on a tight Curl Curl site, Sydney, designed and built by CplusC Architects + Builders, completed 2011.
ProjectChan Architecture
A heritage Queen Anne home in Hawthorn extended by Chan Architecture with light-filled modern spaces and a sculptural plastered first-floor ceiling.
Projectbuck&simple
Heritage alterations and additions to an Edwardian home in Manly by buck&simple. Weathering zinc, teak and local sandstone, completed 2015.
ProjectLachlan Shepherd Architects
A single-level family home on a corner allotment in Highton, Geelong, with valley views to the You Yangs, by Lachlan Shepherd Architects.
ProjectMitsuori Architects
A single-fronted Fitzroy terrace reworked by Mitsuori Architects into a light-filled two-storey family home with a plywood void and rooftop balcony.
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