Joining two terrace houses together, Brahman Perera’s West Block pulls apart and puts back together the floor plan on this residence, while being unapologetically authentic in the design.
Finding clever ways to dovetail old and new, Brunswick House is a labour of love for the designer, who is also the homeowner.
Showcasing a thoughtful, client-centred approach to renovating, Ruskin Street is stunning, sustainable, and truly unique.
Delectable like an Italian dessert, yet pragmatic in both function and materiality, Casa Cassata is a robust family home that delights.
Timber defines the character of this small worker’s cottage in Rozelle,
a material the owner has worked with for years as a sculptor.
Creating a lush green oasis within the urban setting, while drawing the garden into the home, Moby Architecture and Setsquare Studio have worked together to deliver a home that will constantly evolve.
Instead of building up, Mitsuori Architects dug down, resulting in a home that responds better to the needs and aspirations of its occupants.
The lines of the Mike Morris’s 1970s architecture remain clear and defined in this current Foomann renovation.
Australian houses are among the largest in the world. Australian bathrooms follow this trend.
At a time when houses appear to be becoming larger, it’s refreshing to see the latest design from Molecule – a modest house coming in just under 150 square metres in area.
Dark, cubic forms rise like a tower out of a lush garden in this Auckland home.
Williams Burton Leopardi draws on the existing heritage and layered richness of Kingswood Residence to carefully weave a contemporary openness that embraces the landscape.