A small Federation-era cottage becomes a tranquil haven with smart design, good flow, and loads of natural light.
A clever extension brings new life to this Edwardian home—wait until you see the double-height atrium!
This 1930s P&O-style home had stunning bones but needed a major rethink. See how it became a light-filled, modern family haven!
A silhouette of Preston’s industrial past shapes this striking home, with a sunken lounge, sauna, and family-friendly design.
From flood zoning to aircraft noise, this home overcomes challenges with clever planning and striking architectural solutions.
Clever design turns a cramped workers' cottage into a double-storey family home.
Sunlit spaces and seamless design—this extension brings new life to this historic Victorian home.
Every millimetre is put to good use with multifunctional joinery, and space-enhancing tactics in this terrace transformation.
This renovation by a brother-sister team showcases the magic that happens when architect and builder collaborate seamlessly.
Immerse yourself in nature daily with Garden Wall House Melbourne, where the backyard truly becomes an additional room of the home.
This Californian Bungalow renovation looks classic from the front, but step inside and it begins to reveal its contemporary secret...
"There are too many beautiful old shacks being demolished, and Austin Maynard Architects won’t be part of it."
If you love '60s style, decor and art, you'll have to take a look at this swinging transformation on the Gold Coast.
This considered addition capitalises on good qualities of the home and fixes the less than ideal. What can be saved in your addition?
An extensive renovation of a Melbourne home gives the owners all the benefits of inner-city terrace living without the drawbacks.
Dealing with poor orientation this North-facing cloistered space acts as circulation and additional indoor/outdoor living space.
Renovating a heritage house is a challenge at the best of times. But when the only option is going up, the challenge is all the greater.
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.
This extension continues a tradition of relaxed, colourful and small-scaled modifications which have been occurring for generations.
The owners of Matai House lived in this early 1900s home for several years before the alterations, so they knew what needed to change!
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.
Semi-detached house revitalized for a young couple's contemporary lives. The transformation creates a bright new home.
The craftsmanship of the Arts and Crafts period has been skillfully reinterpreted to create a modern extension which feels right at home next to the original home.
A stronger connection to the exterior courtyards with concealed sliding doors, for access to light, fresh air and aspect.
Ilma Grove is an extension to a heritage home in Northcote, Victoria. The extension provides more space and guarantees a sustainable lifestyle.
The weatherboards on this extension compress, extend upwards and weave over the facade in a modern interpretation of the traditional weatherboard cottage.
An original modernist home is extended out and up to create more flexible space for the modern family.
Local House is playful and intriguing — designed more like a favourite local café than a private house — creating spaces for connection and bonding.
Heritage controls, difficult soil, tight access and a small west-facing block. A delightful, light-filled home on a difficult site…
Lightbox House by Edwards Moore Architects transforms a cramped and dark terrace into a light, bright wonder. Perforated floor, translucent ceiling and all.
A renovation of a Victorian terrace house, the Bondi House was conceived as a first floor timber tube above a ground level brick box.
A modern, but sensitively sized addition transforms existing interwar home and saturates it in natural light - in-spite of a tiny site.
The Armadale House addition creates an open plan living area with a great connection to the garden, maximising the small site.
The Barrow extension appears as an arrangement of timber boxes, each independently rotated and subjected to varying amounts of extruding and manipulating forces.
When a family of four decide to renovate their terrace on a tiny site, some big ideas need to be packed into a little space.
Winscombe Extension deals with a growing family and a strong desire to establish a connection to the manicured rear garden…
Renovating an inner bayside family home to be flexible as the family grows and subtly remind the owners of time spent on beach holidays.
Built on top of an existing brick double garage, Stradwick House feels more spacious thanks to double height spaces and large windows.
