ProjectHindley & Co
Launceston House
A mid-century Launceston, Tasmania home given a contemporary addition of courtyards and light by Hindley & Co. Completed 2020, 160 square metres.
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ProjectHindley & Co
A mid-century Launceston, Tasmania home given a contemporary addition of courtyards and light by Hindley & Co. Completed 2020, 160 square metres.
ProjectUtz-Sanby Architects
A modernist Sydney family home on a tight corner site by Utz-Sanby Architects, blending a love of modern art with bespoke materials across two levels.
ProjectHobbs Jamieson Architecture
A three-storey Balgowlah Heights home by Hobbs Jamieson Architecture, with a carport and courtyard that mediate its scale to the street. Built 2017.
ProjectCraig Steere Architects
An aluminium-form Perth home above Bay View Park by Craig Steere Architects, with passive solar design, organic textures and river outlooks.
ProjectPOD (People Oriented Design)
A passively cooled, two-storey tropical home in Cairns by POD (People Oriented Design): native gardens, low-impact materials and crafted, sustainable detailing.
ProjectSandy Anghie Architect
An early 1900s Shenton Park bungalow extended around a courtyard that brings northern light and garden connection into the home. By Sandy Anghie Architect.
ProjectInbetween Architecture
A 1970s double brick home in Doncaster reworked by Inbetween Architecture, with a rebuilt upper level, central timber stair and hit-and-miss brickwork.
Projectmcmahon and nerlich
A steel clad cantilevered extension to an Edwardian home in St Kilda West by mcmahon and nerlich, using a puzzle like plan to borrow light and space.
ProjectGardiner Architects
A Brunswick worker's cottage renovated and extended by Gardiner Architects into a light, sustainable home for a young family in inner Melbourne.
ProjectPeter Winkler Architects
A family home in Barwon Heads by Peter Winkler Architects: recycled ironbark, passive solar design and long views over the coastal Tea Tree canopy.
ProjectZen Architects
A Melbourne terrace reworked by Zen Architects into a light-filled, multi-generational home with a first-floor pool and living area. Completed 2019.
ProjectPeter Winkler Architects
A timber coastal home in Aireys Inlet by Peter Winkler Architects, arranged as two wings around a central courtyard with weathering core-ten gates.
ProjectLoader Monteith Architects
Renovation and extension of a Chiswick home with rooflit stair and sliding glazing to the garden.
ProjectInbetween Architecture
Inbetween Architecture turned a 1970s Kew double brick home upside down, with three skylights washing the upper level in even, diffuse light.
ProjectStudio del Castillo
A 20-year-old Melbourne family home reworked by Studio del Castillo, with a hotel-inspired main suite, a smart walk-in robe and a bold powder room.
ProjectHobbs Jamieson Architecture
A three-storey Queenscliff home by Hobbs Jamieson Architecture, replacing a post-war house with a light, view-capturing 450 m² dwelling.
ProjectBradley Van Der Straeten
Vault House by Bradley Van Der Straeten: vaulted roof windows, exposed timber joists and Crittall doors in a Greater London house extension.
ProjectVazio S/A
Cerrado House by Vazio S/A: a three-bedroom house with a rooftop pool in the Serra da Moeda, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Photography by Gabriel Castro.
ProjectBrisbane City, Queensland, Australia · Studio 15B
Studio 15b's Black Ribbon House: a 100-year-old Brisbane Queenslander raised and extended for contemporary family living, framed in black Colorbond.
ProjectPaul Archer Design
A zinc-clad four-storey infill in an Islington mews by Paul Archer Design, replacing a 1970s timber house and built to Passivhaus principles.
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