Reshaping The Concept Of A 21st Century Home
Within contemporary urban settings, architects and designers are working to redefine and challenge the preconceived concept of what a family home really means.
Within contemporary urban settings, architects and designers are working to redefine and challenge the preconceived concept of what a family home really means.
The interaction between materials and natural light creates a warm and welcoming environment in this family house by Nick Bell Architects.
Inner-east Sydney meets Palm Springs in this eclectic Woollahra residence by Poco Designs featuring custom-made statement rugs from Designer Rugs.
Building themselves quite the reputation for standout interior architecture, Caroline Choker and Vince Alafaci of Acme&Co worked with childhood friends for Sydney CBD’s Matteo Downtown restaurant and bar.
With just 24 square metres to work with, architect Brad Swartz has turned this Sydney apartment into a flexible and highly liveable home.
How a 19th century butcher shop became a contemporary home without losing its original character.
A house in the middle of the city usually prioritises privacy. But this ‘bolt hole’ house by PanovScott embraces urban living.
Sarah Ellison’s furniture collection, Golden, is a culmination of more than ten years in the design industry and everything she has learnt along the way.
When one door closes another one opens. When the AIA bookshop closed in 2017 it gave architect Adam Haddow the idea to open his own. That idea is now manifest in the form of The Architect’s Bookshop.
Bistecca by Tom Mark Henry layers on history and rusticity to create a fully immersive diner experience in Sydney.
In such a high traffic environment, Ricci Bloch Architecture + Interiors uses design to create a welcoming ambience in consideration of spatial limitations.
Some architects choose to view site constraints such as size, orientation, rigid briefs and budgets as welcome challenges. Here are Habitus’ favourites from the year that was.