Dion Robeson

A compact weatherboard cottage explodes from the sides of a prefabricated shed to provide space for an illustrator to live and work.

A home for entertainers who also travel a lot. Claremont Residence expands for parties or locks down when the owners are away.

House_B is essentially a C-shape, wrapping around a central courtyard to maximise light and breezes to the home. That gets an A+ from us.

A new addition slides under the eaves of this home, complementing the 1950s original, but reflecting the changing needs of Australians.

This modern home captures the spirit of mid-century design, with a taste of American diner-style breakfast booths for good measure.

Friends said they were brave to buy their home. But who's laughing now after a breezy makeover transforms this 1970s hot mess.

Trying to fit a home on a tight, triangular block with a busy street on one side and an easement on the other: crazy or brilliant?

Renovating a heritage house the right way means you can enjoy the benefits of a modern home while respecting the house's history.

A generous north-facing courtyard becomes the best part of this house, bringing light, breezes and the outdoors into every space.