Huru House Japanese modernism meets New Zealand construction to create a sensitive and fine-grained coastal home.
Arrowtown House In arguably the most beautiful landscape in New Zealand, this new family home is shaped by its environment.
Classical Gas It wasn’t what they had in mind, but when the now owners stumbled across a former industrial building in inner-suburban Melbourne, they completely re-imagined their plans.
St Andrews Beach Shack Once an improvised shack with minimal amenities, this contemporary beach house has become an opportunity for place-making.
Seed House With this house, context, scale, materiality and function all come together to create an endlessly fascinating family home.
Hart House A ten-minute ferry trip takes you from one world to a place and a house where life moves to a slower and more enriching rhythm.
Sydney Street House This exercise in reconciling heritage with contemporary needs has seen a humble worker’s cottage given new life.
Roemah Kampoeng Borrowing from traditional Javanese architecture, then tweaking it ten degrees, creates an exceptional indoor–outdoor experience in this family home.
Stark House Singapore is not always known for its restraint when it comes to residential design, but this house illustrates the truism that less is more.
BacHong House Usually, three generations in a house represent a family. But a house can also bring together the past, present and future of a whole community, especially when it is organised like a village.
bAAn In Thai, the word ‘baan’ simply means ‘home’ – a clue to what the architects set out to achieve with this project.
