Designed for a retired couple, this home floats among the trees with minimal impact and maximum serenity
These architects designed a home that grows with its family, thanks to clever, future-proof design.
Get a peek inside Blairgowrie’s chic retirement retreat that defies coastal elements and inspires with timeless style.
You won't believe how this 8.2m joinery unit transforms a compact apartment into a creative haven for this retired couple...
Inspired by old farm sheds, this contemporary farmhouse respects its rural roots while embracing sustainability and modern living.
Wondering how two families can live together without stepping on toes? This design cracks the code for multigenerational homes.
A side-by-side subdivision that blends luxury and eco-conscious design in a way that proves you can have the best of both worlds…
Ready to downsize without losing style? Downsizing doesn't mean you have to sacrifice livability. See this stunning transformation!
Ditch the retirement village with this private accessible luxury retirement home filled with light and sustainability features...
By thinking differently about the floor plan, this modular beach hosue is able to take advantage of stunning ocean views.
Courtyard design using robust materials for a low-maintenance home that will age gracefully - perfect for a couple looking to retire.
When you think of ageing in place, you might imagine ramps, grab rails and a lot of linoleum. But it doesn't have to be that way...
When thinking about how to create a sustainable and affordable home, the 1960s-era fibro beach shack was the perfect inspiration...
This granny (and gramps) flat is the perfect place for a retired couple to call home: close to family, yet private and comfortable.
This retired couple wanted an intimate home for themselves, but what happens when extended family visit? Enter the 'connected plan'...
These retirees packed up their life in Western Victoria to move to Barwon Heads. What lifestyle would you want out of a seachange?
Revealing the layers beneath this dilapidated home helps to blend old and new, weaving a rich story from the home's existing fabric.
When a couple who both have homes designed by the same architect get married, their new home together is bound to be adventurous!
An incredible home for a much-loved grandmother allows her to live independently (but close by). It's better than a retirement village!
A private, yet light-filled coastal home is the perfect fit for a retired couple, with plenty of room for visitors.
Having lived in the area for 45 years, this downsizer was reluctant to leave. Instead, she built the perfect home in her backyard!
These townhouses challenge the norm and prove you can develop suburban sites without ignoring the character of the neighbourhood.
How do you extend an old cottage which used to belong to the client's mother? By reinterpreting the original cottage, that's how...
A relatively modest-sized home feels more spacious and comfortable thanks to its connection to and interaction with five garden spaces.
Increasingly, multi-generational families are choosing to live together. In this case, how do we design homes which cater for everyone?
A shared love of music inspired this accessible, environmental and acoustically-conscious home for a retired couple.
By dividing a complicated inner-city block into a patchwork, a new home sits comfortably between heritage buildings and gritty laneway.
Bucking the trend of bigger houses on smaller blocks, this compact home borrows outdoor light and views to feel more spacious.
Precast concrete and timber combine to create a low-maintenance home that will get better with age.
A modern retreat for an elderly couple built on the family property - the perfect spot to enjoy retirement close to family.
Designing a family home is challenging because the family's needs change as they grow, that's why you have to plan for change.
In this woman's retirement plan? A desire to downsize and determination to age in graceful style in a city central apartment.
Arranged around three courtyards, this new open-plan extension is a delightful counterpoint to the existing Californian Bungalow.
With an ageing population our homes must be designed to allow us to live in them as long as possible. This house shows us how.
Built on a site with huge sentimental value, this home built for an elderly WWII veteran is low-maintenance, accessible and secure.
When this couple retired the farm they wanted a more manageable and contemporary home that incorporated memories of their past life.
Cranky Corner doesn't sound like the ideal retirement home, but this farmhouse in the Hunter Valley is a comfortable and sustainable place to retire.
Hover House by Bower Architecture is built on a disused backyard tennis court in Mt Martha -- a great example of infill housing.
