Holocene House doesn’t just sit in the landscape—it actively regenerates it. Explore this carbon-positive oasis in Sydney.
Forget cookie-cutter renovations—this one balances nostalgia with a bold new chapter, and the result is stunning...
Designed for a retired couple, this home floats among the trees with minimal impact and maximum serenity
A thoughtful reinvention turns a tired 1980s project home into a sophisticated family retreat.
A double-height void and timber framing create a serene, airy pavilion.
Texture takes centre stage, with dark finishes and tactile materials blending the home into its surroundings.
Hidden challenges turned design opportunities—this Melbourne home proves heritage and innovation can live in perfect harmony.
Curved walls, clever design, and connection to the park—Fringe Dweller strikes the perfect balance between privacy and openness.
What’s it like to live in a renovated 1960s weatherboard home? See how this thoughtful transformation created a perfect balance of old and new.
A new build that honours its humble but much loved predecessor while embracing modern sustainability and style…
The home opens to embrace warmer weather, and closes down for cosy comfort in cooler weather among many other adaptable features…
Innovative design transforms a challenging south-facing block into a bright, inviting home.
A central courtyard helps this home harness northern light, retain the garden, and keeps the floor plan flexible for future change.
"There are too many beautiful old shacks being demolished, and Austin Maynard Architects won’t be part of it."
In contrast to the neighbouring weatherboard houses, this crisp, modern modular home makes a huge statement in this Melbourne street.
This family home is nestled amongst the gums, cantilevering over the sloped site so it feels more like a treehouse than a regular home.
Each room of this addition steps down with the contours of the site, while the plan zigzags to access light and connect to the garden.
Designed to sit long and low and recede into the landscape, this beach house still incorporates enough fun to make it a stand out.
Two avid climbers, a professor and a gallery owner, teamed up to build a house in the Blue Mountains to host fellow climbers and artists.
Hilltop House is a small, carefully crafted dwelling on the steep eastern slopes of Pittwater, a waterway to the north of Sydney.
In a natural clearing of bushland, this home with simple detailing and an earthy palette captures the spirit and joy of camping.
This timber-clad four bedroom beach-side family home is perched on a steep dune in a quiet pocket of the Mornington Peninsula region.
On a windy and exposed site, nestled behind a hill, sits a metal clad nugget; a home for a gold prospector and his family...
The timber-clad Links Courtyard House prioritises simplicity over size leaving more of the budget for beautiful indulgent finishes.
Seal Rocks House takes the qualities of a family home and distills them down to the basics to suit leisure and the serene seaside site.
Thornbury House might appear haphazardly crooked, but the angled facade doubles as a sunshade. This solar passive home is functional and visually appealing.
Profile House is an extension that pays homage to the varied buildings in Brunswick East. BLOXAS Architects created an unexpected space inside, and out.
In true glamping style Kurreki Beach Retreat has real beds but opens completely onto a courtyard and uses mosquito nets and shower curtains where necessary.
Raven Street House brings new meaning to 'open-plan' with curtains, shutters and dazzling colored glass where the walls should be. There's even an indoor tree!
A series of spaces at this small weekender create numerous places sit and enjoy the inspiring surrounds which are comfortable year round.
Tower House's owners and their 8 year old twin sons asked for a home 'for community, art and nature to come together'. They got a village.
What looks like a contemporary shipping container pops out of this renovated Sandringham House.
Architect Will Harkness placed this holiday home carefully among a number of established Gum Trees to take advantage of the view.
Trentham Long House treads the line between old-fashioned simplicity and the conveniences of contemporary life.
Heritage controls, difficult soil, tight access and a small west-facing block. A delightful, light-filled home on a difficult site…
After stripping back years of unthoughtful additions, Richmond House receives a bright and modern interpretation of a lean-to.
A renovation of a Victorian terrace house, the Bondi House was conceived as a first floor timber tube above a ground level brick box.
Prefab's Spotted Gum cladding ensures the budget friendly modular design looks both high-class and appropriate to its coastal setting.
In the inner city it's not always wise to rely on an aspect. In the case of Diagonal House it made sense to embrace a sunny northern aspect.
A mirror-lined void brings light deep into a square floor plan and above spatially divides the living and dining spaces without the need for walls.
The site of Invermay House has a great view over Ballarat, but vegetation hid the view. This new home cantilevers to capture it back.
Located on a windswept coast line, Moonlight Cabin is a place to retreat from and engage with the landscape’s ephemeral conditions.
The clients of Brighton East Interior wanted to ensure their home met the hectic requirements of the family while preferring to not build up.
Renovating an inner bayside family home to be flexible as the family grows and subtly remind the owners of time spent on beach holidays.
Maylands Additions is a highly crafted addition that builds on the materials and detailed richness of the existing heritage-listed house.
A contemporary interpretation of traditional rural Australian architecture, Hinterland House epitomises modern Australian style.
This Artist's Studio is a beautifully detailed, creative space for painting and sculpting to encourage and inspire creativity…
Musk is a stylish modern prefab cabin designed as a secluded retreat to relax and enjoy 360 degree views of natural bushland.
