When the bones of a building are pre-existing, the interior architecture becomes of utmost importance. These residential, restaurant and retail spaces show just how far interior design can take a space.
If you think you’ve noticed a growing popularity of collaboration within the architecture and design community you’re not wrong. But The Collectionist Hotel in Sydney takes things to the next level.
A Brisbane architect rewrites the narrative of an old Queenslander on a small, steep block with a design that relishes every gradient.
In the current retail climate wherein physical stores are more and more frequently relocating to the world of eCommerce, Pip Vassett has done things the other way around. Five years after establishing IN BED she opens her first bricks-and-mortar store in Sydney.
Looking at the existing floor plan of a three storey, interwar duplex, Foomann Architects could see the potential for a new way of living for a family of five.
A good home grows as we too, grow. Many think of this as an afterthought, and endeavour to extend and renovate their living format after-the-fact. But what if we designed our homes to evolve from the very beginning?
Fuel your love of travel and architecture by staying in these apartments, villas or houses designed by award-winning contemporary architects.
The Faber Drive House by HYLA Architects showcases all the goodness well-designed courtyards can bring into a semi-detached home.
A spate of savvy warehouse developments is rejuvenating Sydney’s inner city.
Transitions and thresholds of inside-outside, shelter and openings make for quiet drama in this courtyard house in Singapore.
The Linardi Townhouse in Collingwood, Melbourne, shows what can be achieved on the smallest of sites. Built vertically over six levels, these twin townhouses are beautifully crafted by designers and owners Jesse and Seada Linardi.
A flat in Hong Kong has seen a drastic evolution – or indeed revolution – changing into a mixed use living and working space, taking inspiration from the spatial design of communal village spaces. After all, as they say sometimes, it takes a village…
A new standard of contemporary design and luxury arrives in Western Australia, with the opening of its first Westin Hotel in the east end of the CBD.
This waterfront retreat designed by iconic Australian-Japanese architect Koichi Takada is the epitome of an Australian dream home, adorned with a private beach, garden and open-plan living.
Located on a hillside in Port Moresby, Small House by Gold Coast practice Studio Workshop challenges the vernacular and traditional architecture of the region.