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.
Beginning its life as half of a semi-detached art-deco-styled dwelling, Open Shut House has been…
Clever use of space and sharp, attentive design combine for a tasteful – yet affordable…
A 1940’s Ballarat bungalow gets a clever extension that adds volume, light and a connection…
Designing a deeply personal apartment in response to the owners’ lifestyle, Nicholas Gurney has created…
Techne’s expansion of Rowena Parade pulls the surrounding landscape and garden settings inward, altering and…
A pragmatic rework by Plus Minus Design has equalised an imbalance between the indoor and…
House James by Berresford Architecture didn’t begin as a project – just a few exploratory…
The humble blockwork materiality and modernist suburban vernacular of its exterior belie the majesty of…
Pop Up House by FIGR Architecture proposes an alternative precedent for new dwellings.
Bijl Architecture has renovated a family home using deliberate folds and geometric forms, obscuring the…
This coastal holiday home in Portsea on the Mornington Peninsula reflects the organic and calming…
Studio Prineas lets the old treasures of this 1930s California bungalow inform the new design,…