Close To Nature: Tree Houses In Australia
Who said tree houses were for children? These five houses embrace their leafy environments, offering a peaceful paradise amongst the towering trees.
Who said tree houses were for children? These five houses embrace their leafy environments, offering a peaceful paradise amongst the towering trees.
You would never know what lies beyond this single-fronted worker’s cottage from looking at its façade. But there are a series of surprises in store.
These six duplex developments demonstrate that liveability, natural light and stand-out street appeal needn’t be sacrificed for space or yield.
WALA has turned this Australian heritage house on its head, with an addition that elevates living space upstairs and bedrooms downstairs.
‘Fold and frame’ is the name of the game – or design concept – in this family home in Five Dock, Sydney.
“As designers, we need to design like we give a damn. I believe design can help communities on a global scale,” says Hana Hakim of The Stella Collective.
First Lessons House is the first architectural project of Ray Dinh Architecture and has proven a resounding success for the client and their family and friends.
Being an architect is not being a star. Being an architect is helping to change the world. Yann Follain of WY+TO focuses on changing lives through design.
Koichi Takada Architects has designed Calibre, a new apartment complex, with a focus on craft and nature to create a more human relationship between residents and their environment.
Brewing in Bali, Full Circle by X+O brings Ubud’s tropical surrounds into the interior design of a local café to create a modern vibe with local storytelling and a relaxed atmosphere.
Studiofour’s alteration and addition to a single-storey Victorian-era house creates lighter, brighter spaces for a growing young family.
Composed of two structures, Binary House is unassuming and familiar from the front, while being bold and surprising from the rear.