Those Architects’ specific response to climate and site challenges the Byron Bay vernacular.
What was once a poorly designed home is now healthy, sustainable and resilient, with a layout by The Design Commission, inspired by the sea cliffs it sits upon.
Flush-plates and concealed cisterns are not the most attention-grabbing details of a project. However in design, as Van der Rohe famously observed, it is in the details that God resides.
Baenziger Coles have helped to create a house with a sense of home, important for a site with many memories.
What boating was always meant to be – Studio Job and Willem Nieland have created a classic boat with unobtrusive, at times humorous, design touches.
It’s as though this beautiful home by BKK Architects has “washed ashore” and “embedded” itself in the terrain.
Rachel Bourne and Shane Blue’s own holiday home was the inspiration behind this New South Wales house, Jane Burton-Taylor goes outside inside.
Serenity now: An old house is given new tranquillity, thanks to the careful approach of architect James Jones. Rachael Bernstone goes south.
A model of sustainability, this home in Sydney’s Mona Vale demonstrates the fusion of design and sustainable thinking.
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