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The Habitus House of the Year Video Series

The Habitus House of the Year Video Series

The Habitus House of the Year Video Series

Tune into our limited video series, taking a deep dive into the themes from the biggest issue of the year – the Habitus House of the Year special edition.

We spent months working on the biggest issue of the year, the Habitus House of the Year special edition, which features an incredible array of projects from across the Indo Pacific.

From family homes to sprawling holiday houses, renovated townhouses to sustainable tiny dwellings, the houses in the Habitus House of the Year line-up express the diversity of what it means to live today.

I have personally always loved how Habitus seeks out and curates the most incredible homes, people and products, pulling back the veil on the variety of cultures and climates from around the region – it is this unique lens that continues to set Habitus apart.  Through its careful curation, we offer an original perspective into architecture and design, ultimately showing a way of living that is grounded in regionality.

The Habitus team has created a video series to capture the essence of House of the Year and distil it into a different format – a collection of four short video episodes.

The videos dive into four key themes drawn out of the projects and unpack what it means to live in design. This video series takes Habitus’ singular approach even deeper and considers the ideas that are shaping design in the Indo Pacific.

See some new and familiar faces, as architects and jury members share their insights:

– Alexander Symes (Alexander Symes Architect)
– Howard Tanner (Consulting architect and Habitus House of the Year juror)
– Kim Bridgland and Aaron Roberts (Edition Office)
– Virginia Kerridge (Virginia Kerridge Architect)
– David Clark (Design editor and Habitus House of the Year juror)
– Matt Krusin (Tobias Partners)
– Renato D’Ettorre (Renato D’Ettorre Architects)
– Plus many more!

 

A New Kind of Green

Sustainability is an imperative of our time. In this episode, we consider the role that architecture has to play in creating environmental solutions that make our homes more comfortable, durable and future-proofed.

 

Future Monuments

Buildings should endure, passing from one generation to the next. Through an approach grounded in timeless design and quality, this episode explores what design longevity means. High-quality materials, details that don’t shout, design that looks beyond mere trends – homes that can adapt and even be adapted.

 

The Wellness Revolution

The benefits of connecting to greenery and being surrounded by natural materials have come to the fore, especially throughout Covid. Our homes are sanctuaries, offering us respite and refuge. In this episode, we examine how biophilic elements in our homes are part of the wellness revolution. 

 

Return to the Local

Supply chains have been drastically affected throughout the pandemic. But through the process, there has been a resurgence in working with local makers and manufacturers, relying once again on local skills and knowledge.

Stay tuned for more habitusliving.com/houseoftheyear


Author:

Aleesha Callahan is the editor of Habitus. Based in Melbourne, Australia, Aleesha seeks out the unique people, projects and products that define the Indo Pacific region. Aleesha was previously the editor of Indesignlive.com and has written and contributed to various publications and brands in her 10 years in the architecture and design industry, bringing intimate insight to her stories having first trained and practised as an interior designer. Her passion for mid-century design and architecture began while living and working in Berlin.