A Sixties Reformation By McManus Lew Architects
How McManus Lew Architects have breathed new life – and space – into a 1960s unit, transforming it into a home.
How McManus Lew Architects have breathed new life – and space – into a 1960s unit, transforming it into a home.
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Inspired by nature and the Noosa hinterland, the Teeland Architects founder David Teeland creates architecture that exudes an abiding sense of place.
The memory of a weatherboard cottage has inspired this “gable-ended” courtyard house for an empty nester couple and their extended family.
A strong contrast between a folded steel roof and timber-clad walls brings illumination and new life to a tired weatherboard home by Megowan Architectural.
Jost Architects knits a contemporary dwelling into the suburban fabric of Kew East, whilst capitalising on its unique, native settings.
Anticipating the growth of their tribe, a Bangkok family commissioned Anonym Studio to design a spacious residence with a strong connection to the outdoors.
Lachlan Sheperd responds to a building within a flame zone with his signature Modernist sensibility.
The deconstructed timber and masonry gable of Garden House makes reference to a modest suburban neighbourhood through geometry and materiality.
The transformation of an East Brunswick home by Michael Roper and the team at Architecture Architecture draws inspiration from tectonic shifts in the Earth’s underbelly.
Shear House by stpmj shows how the simple treatment of a pitched roof can improve environmental performance and engender dynamic living spaces in Korea.
A series of tilted living pods maximise views, light and a large family’s varied needs in Singapore.