Concrete, glass, and memories: Waverley House is a design lover’s dream.
Heritage front, contemporary heart—this home balances heritage charm with modern family needs.
If you've ever harboured an urge to live in a trendy inner-city warehouse conversion, be prepared to have some feelings about this...
This family extended their Queenslander over the years, but something had to be done to pull it all together and make it liveable again.
'This house was purchased by Kasimiersz and Lucia in 1955', reads a plaque on the wall. One of the ways this home remembers its past...
Precast concrete and timber combine to create a low-maintenance home that will get better with age.
Application of passive design principles creates a living, breathing, sustainable space that is a pleasure to inhabit.
An unorthodox, but clever, renovation creates a series of light-filled flexible living spaces and creates the illusion of space.
This double storey home is designed to look like a single storey home so it fits into its heritage neighbourhood.
How to deal with a small block? Don't sacrifice the backyard, stack it on top of the house and you've got a sophisticated roof deck!
Built almost entirely from concrete, this striking new home makes a solid statement. It's also pretty good advertising for the owners!
This robust home for a family of six will be knocked about by the young family and accumulate character through the passage of time.
Slabs of marble balanced between columns of concrete bounce and disperse light into the double-height living area of Balmain House.
A modern home with great views, connection to the outdoors and a stellar location -- on a site the size of an average suburban garage.
Off form concrete draws on the solidity of an original masonry structure whilst introducing a new materiality at this home in Glebe.
On an extremely small parcel of land Beach Avenue House is designed more like a finely crafted joinery unit than a typical home.
The site of Invermay House has a great view over Ballarat, but vegetation hid the view. This new home cantilevers to capture it back.
Concrete House features a tapered concrete second story which focuses the view of a garden and the city beyond.
Set in a lush tropical rainforest, Planchonella House, is a raw and honest home that takes full advantage of its incredible views.
An extension made from delicate steel and expansive glass feels like a precious jewel has been hung on the original heritage home.
After stripping back years of unthoughtful additions, Richmond House receives a bright and modern interpretation of a lean-to.
North Perth House sets out to prove an affordable yet generous family home can be constructed on a small inner city block.
The Plinth House proves bigger is not always better. The extension provides a more comfortable living space and kitchen in a minimal footprint.
A reinterpretation of a traditional terrace home keeps council happy, while a series of courtyards inject life into the home.
