Hidden powder rooms, sliding steel doors, and hotel vibes—this townhouse is full of small-space magic.
Heritage homes meet modern lifestyles in this clever Hawthorn East redesign.
A surprising solution was the key to unlocking natural light and a sense of space on this dark, narrow site…
Every millimetre is put to good use with multifunctional joinery, and space-enhancing tactics in this terrace transformation.
Innovative design transforms a challenging south-facing block into a bright, inviting home.
Richmond Hill House blends heritage charm with modern design, creating a timeless, sustainable home that adapts to family needs.
At just 36 square metres, this compact yet thoughtful addition creates space for cooking, eating, writing, sitting and more...
An extensive renovation of a Melbourne home gives the owners all the benefits of inner-city terrace living without the drawbacks.
The entire ground floor of this house has become one continuous indoor/outdoor space thanks to a well conceived alteration and addition.
A dark semi-detached D House is now a bright and lively space with a wall of glass that opens to dissolve the end wall into the garden.
Alterations to the rear of this house to draw in green vistas, sunlight and cooling breezes making the most of the weather year-round.
By creating outdoor covered spaces for dining and car parking Laneway House manages to pack a lot of space onto a tight site.
Annie Street House was constructed by a project builder and utilises project home technology in unique ways to achieve a tight budget.
A detailed but classic palette, combined with expert attention to detail helps Paddington Terrace age gracefully as its family grows.
Even with close neighbours, carefully positioned skylights and double-height spaces make this home feel private, bright and spacious.
Thanks to an owner with an interest in sustainable building, Mona Vale House incorporates passive and active sustainability features.
Shmukler House by Tribe Studio is conceived as a series of boxes suspended in a large shed-like space.
Aperture House uses the humble brick in imaginative and experimental ways which belie the modest scale of the spaces.
Do you prefer the charm of traditional homes? But you also like to have a modern kitchen, spacious rooms, and open plan living areas. Perforated House proves you can have both — even if you build a new house from scratch.
FMD Architects have taken a tread from their client's brief and stitched the old and new together in this clever home extension, Cross Stitch House.
This family want to live in their home forever. They just need an architect to create a home to suit them for years to come -- in just 3.6 meters width.
Moor House's family needed was a well designed renovation to provide space and privacy for their growing children. Oh, and all within just 4.5 meters width!
A palette of masonry, timber & stone is pushed to their physical limits. Fairbairn House is a material delight…
Semi-detached house revitalized for a young couple's contemporary lives. The transformation creates a bright new home.
The narrow (3.9 meter) Erskineville House gets a spacious and light makeover thanks to a double height, multi-functional light-well.
Japanese Architects are used to dealing with tiny sites. Love House has enough space for a couple (and a bunny) in just 33 square meters.
Andrew Maynard Architects asked a simple question -- 'Where does the sun come from' -- and designed a Hill House in the backyard of this Melbourne home.
A combination of materials in their raw state and a humble aesthetic make this New Zealand beach bach simply stunning.
The narrow Left-Over-Space House demonstrates what can be achieved on the myriad of ‘left-over’ spaces in our inner-cities.
Renovating and extending a typical Victorian terrace always poses a unique set of challenges. Hawthorn House exceeds those challenges.
A piece of engineering ingenuity, Shallard House's living area is suspended like a bridge to capture lake views and maintain privacy.
S_House divides a long thin lot into two gardens. Unlike a conventional home, S_House embraces both front and rear gardens.
The prefabricated Collingwood House fits easily into its tight urban site, without feeling squeezed for space.
Turning this tight inner-city terrace into a light-filled, open-plan home for a family of five was a challenge. But was it a success?
