From flood zoning to aircraft noise, this home overcomes challenges with clever planning and striking architectural solutions.

The sleek, all-white extension of Armadale Annex brings modern flair to a classic Edwardian home.

A focus on the small changes with the biggest impact was key to keeping the renovation of this 1980s project home budget-friendly.

For a client who lives alone, this renovation was about creating the perfect home for their lifestyle, not more space.

Rather than relocate, this family decided on a Queenslander renovation to create the home of their dreams in the street they love.

This family extended their Queenslander over the years, but something had to be done to pull it all together and make it liveable again.

These two homes are built on a pier structure that highlights their unique creek-side location near the Mornington foreshore.

From the street this modern take on the other single storey cottage in the neighbourhood. But things get interesting quickly...

The most minimal house you could imagine - a platform for living within a translucent shell, set in a beautiful natural landscape.

Completely off-grid and raised up to avoid occasional flooding, Platypus Bend House cantilevers spectacularly over a bushland clearing.

Instead of a generic mass-built home, this family built a home designed to suit their lifestyle and the sub-tropical Brisbane climate.

Designed in a flood-prone area, this modest, sustainable beach house touches the earth so lightly it appears to float!