It’s not every day that an old petrol station is transformed into a quirky and clever home, but 123 House by Neil Cownie Architect is just that, and so much more.
There’s something quite special about an architect’s own home. It’s an opportunity to explore ideas and push a few boundaries, which was certainly the case with architect Andrew Child’s own home in Fitzroy, Melbourne.
The latest issue of Habitus is out tomorrow! A reinvigorated cover starring gallerist Emma Fox is a hint at what lies inside. As the Creative Spaces issue, it's jam-packed with adaptive re-use and innovation.
Glenn Lamont and his family have created a home that is uniquely their own, inspired by early childhood memories of growing up on a farm.
The lines of the Mike Morris’s 1970s architecture remain clear and defined in this current Foomann renovation.
The Hat Factory is a warehouse with a sordid past, and Welsh + Major has turned it into two new dwellings without forgetting the history that makes it special.
Since 1905, Leichhardt in NSW has been home to an industrial, hangar-like military building, a drill hall. The task for Tobias Partners was two-fold — restore the historical elements of the structure while also echoing the heritage details indoors in a contemporary reimagining of the space.
Calling for clever, adaptive re-use projects for the 2021 Sustainability Awards.
A client brief is overhauled, remnants of an industrial past are salvaged and a remarkable family home is created by Carter Williamson
