A small corner of Chandigarh carved out of the Delhi suburbs
Transplanting the essence of one Indian capital city into another, RSDA has retrofitted a family home with a finely tuned focus on colour, material and furniture.
Book review: When Modernism landed in the tropics with Concrete Jungle
What happens when rational, Modernist architecture puts down roots in a lush, tropical setting? Concrete Jungle, a new book by gestalten, explores locations across Asia and the world to find some of the most visionary residential adaptations of an international style to distinct local settings.
Photographer Jack Lovel takes us to Palm Springs for Modernism Week
Taking his Iwan Iwanoff exhibition to Palm Springs, Melbourne-based photographer Jack Lovel shares his experiences and highlights at Modernism Week in this Habitus exclusive.
Desert modernism for the 21st century
Inspired by iconic desert modernist homes, Las Palmas is a home for two in Queensland by Tim Ditchfield Architects that responds to the local climate.
On the ground: Lee Broom’s Divine Inspiration
In the midst of the Milan Design week, Lee Broom has unveiled his latest lighting release in over four years: Divine Inspiration.
Arches Are Crime
Jamileh Jahangiri, a Senior Architect at Cox, muses on the oversaturation of arches in architecture and interior design in recent years.
Bespoke Design For A Volume Home Build
To describe Ballarat House by Eldridge Anderson in as few words as possible, there are none more fitting than: “a humble home.”
Sibling Architecture Tackles Spatial Awareness
A simple rebuild with the intention of creating more space for a Melbourne artistic family was turned into a playground of colour and imagination at the hands of Sibling Architecture.
Small Design Makes Big Impact
It may only have one bedroom, but this small environmentally friendly home by Whispering Smith, is turning heads for all the right reasons.
International Style: A Reference Point For When East Met West
When International Style began making waves in Europe in the early 20th century, it didn’t take long to make its way down the globe into South East Asia. But the real magic happened at the crossing point between east and west.
Your Chance to Win!!
From Modernism to McMansionism: Why do our suburbs look the way that they do?
Modernist Liveability
The owners of this house at Sydney’s Whale Beach wanted a house they could “hose down” – in keeping with the great Australian beach tradition. Heather Barton visited this house by architects, Cullen Feng, which enjoys sublime views down to one of Sydney’s finest beaches and north along the coastline.