Harcourt is an interior designer's own residence that has been designed as a testament to craftsmanship and the deep seated calm of rural Victoria.
Like a castle of times past, the Keep House is a home of refuge thanks to the enshrining foliage and concrete-clad walls.
More than 10 years on, the ideas behind Merricks House are as relevant as ever, contributing to its quality of timelessness.
These compact residences dotted across our local Region highlight architecture that knows no bounds, and certainly no limits when it comes to maximising the efficiency of minimal spaces.
Behind a modest Californian Bungalow in Victoria, a contemporary extension by Native Design Workshop is barely visible.
Portsea Beach Shack, designed by Pleysier Perkins, is open, relaxed and robust for family and friends to casually gather, enjoying the beach vibes and good times.
A strong contrast between a folded steel roof and timber-clad walls brings illumination and new life to a tired weatherboard home by Megowan Architectural.
Lachlan Sheperd responds to a building within a flame zone with his signature Modernist sensibility.
In Melbourne, Pipkorn&Kilpatrick turn an existing, poorly lit Art Deco home into a generous space where a young family can spend quality time.
Once a holiday home, now a primary residence, Barwon Heads House has been designed with consideration of its outlook and coastal conditions.
The BENT Annexe addition creates a feeling of all year round holiday charm with ample natural light in this 1960s Victorian home.
We look at five contemporary Australian homes that have been inspired by the country’s traditional architectural language.
