For Malaysian artist Chong Siew Ying the siren call of Paris proved to be not just irresistible, but also transformative.
Designing a deeply personal apartment in response to the owners’ lifestyle, Nicholas Gurney has created a home for live, work and play.
Bijl Architecture has renovated a family home using deliberate folds and geometric forms, obscuring the addition from the street while strategically opening it up to the back garden.
How do you reconcile a proclivity for easy, open living with a compulsion for privacy in the middle of a dense single-dwelling neighbourhood? FARM Architects carves out a compelling solution with Void House.
Founded in 1997 by William Smart, Smart Design Studio (SDS) draws on a philosophy of deeply embedded function. This self-reflective visual essay connects the dots, the nuance and the relationships across a selection of the studio's projects.
Whether designing buildings or furniture, or working from a base in Byron Bay or in Sydney – the approach Daniel Boddam takes is always about striking a balance.
Designed by Room 11 and located in an extraordinary wilderness setting, this home is a consummate example of designing for place and people.
Architectural photographer Jack Lovel is shining a fresh perspective on the built legacy of an under-celebrated mid-20th century architect – Iwan Iwanoff.
The 50th issue of Habitus magazine is now available to read for free online, marking a momentous Anniversary issue.
Jeff Provan's latest home exemplifies a collaborative approach, much like the developments he does with Neometro.
Given its beachfront location, designing for climate resilience and rain events was top of mind for this architect’s family bach.
While the 50th issue of Habitus is about to hit the shelves, it is only my first issue as editor. Having reached such a significant milestone in the magazine's history, we explore the notion of legacy.
