This modern farmhouse recasts the vernacular of a simple barn building, exploring traditional ideas using contemporary craft.
This is a residence in which the architecture and carefully considered landscaping are perfectly aligned.
DRA house is both modern and authentic as d-associates reinvents the traditional Indonesian home, but still references its structure and materials.
A contemporary family home by bureau proberts responds to context, blending a rich architectural vernacular with a lush tropical landscape.
Three kin-related families share an open house that explores the challenge of balancing privacy and community.
By way of an unconventional layout and remarkably open design, this house embraces nature instead of shutting it out.
For this prominent beachfront site, the architect has taken his cues from natural forms and colours, developing a soft aesthetic to blend the house into its setting.
A family of rooms becomes a series of moments in this extensively renovated Victorian terrace house.
Alterations and additions to this worker’s cottage by Cavill Architects have created a whole new world behind a traditional façade.
This Buddhist-inspired home and artist’s studio invites us to slow down, enjoy the present and accept the transience and imperfection of things.
Old and new come together in this house to create an experience which selectively embraces the stunning views.
For just over a century, this one-room church was the gathering place for a small community. iredale pedersen hook architects turned it into the heart of a family’s life.
Remote coastal farms are being reforested and converted into luxury retreats around the Bay of Islands. Pete Bossley speaks about his latest house at Omarino, building in concrete, and how these projects sponsor the environment.
With an existing house already there, the plot seemed too small for another one – until the architects at Woods Bagot invented a party wall.
In this house by Aamer Architects, Modernist form and materiality fuses with organic elements and a welcoming openness to create a harmonious backdrop facilitating both daily family living and social gatherings.
This warm and sunny home, designed by architect Dave Strachan for his family, sits on a busy suburban street and turns up some ingenious privacy and sound solutions.
Compound houses provide privacy and connection for extended families, in this case also giving three adult siblings workspaces for their separate professional activities.
This house celebrates an interplay between openness and privacy through a juxtaposition of architectural and landscape elements.
On a relatively small plot, the architect of this house has managed to create a fascinating family of spaces where inside and outside are brought together.
Sustainability is more than just an environmental issue and this house in Vietnam shows how a home can be sustainable in more ways than one.
It took seventeen years to complete, but this house offers an experience worth waiting for.
Ideal as a family weekender, this house by Andra Matin mixes privacy with endless visual stimulation.
The solution to a challenging residential site came in the form of a simple brick wall.
Cabbage Tree House is a member of the hillside – a physical manifesto of the character of this place. It anchors with aggression, but sits with elegance against the hill.
Rescued from decay, this Victorian mansion blends its past with an elegant, new contemporary character.
