There’s No Place Like Home
Philip Stejskal Architecture designs a house for a fly-in-fly-out worker to always feel at home.
Philip Stejskal Architecture designs a house for a fly-in-fly-out worker to always feel at home.
If you moved from an apartment in Hong Kong to a single residence in Sydney, what would you look forward to most? Space, sunlight, fresh air, outdoors, nature?
Sunken lounges, aka conversation pits, were the talk of the town in the mid-twentieth century. Guess what, they’re back in a thoroughly modern form.
CM Studio addresses the challenges of a narrow block and a growing family in this alteration and addition to a semi-detached home in Sydney.
How are Australian architects embracing characteristics of Brazilian modernism as a functional response to climate and aesthetic response to a brief?
The garage, the granny flat and the backyard shed have evolved into flexible spaces with private and public presence.
Pleysier Perkins perched a penthouse – a “hide-out” for the parents – on top of this Melbourne home, so that it grows up with the family who live in it.
The new ceramic basins by Archier with Tasmanian ceramicist Lindsey Wherrett signal a demand for custom-made bathroom products.
Tama’s Tee House by Luigi Rosselli Architects reinterprets the traditional beachside vernacular with materials and sculpted forms.
Madeleine Blanchfield might be quietly spoken, but her architecture speaks volumes. We chat to Madeleine about the power of great spaces.
MODO uses volumes, levels and materials at Bulleen House to signify transitions and define one open-plan space from another.
Good for people and the environment, passive solar home design improves the thermal comfort and energy efficiency of a home using the resources of the sun and wind.