What will the high-end car showrooms of the future look like? Australian architecture firm SJB’s luxurious new state-of-the-art space for BMW and MINI in Sydney’s Rushcutters Bay points the way.
After the interior of this Singaporean flat was hollowed out, a “wooden crate” was built in its centre by Upstairs, resulting in statement-making interiors and an inspired way of living.
In a city filled with Dutch colonial houses, architect Andra Matin offers a modern take on a garden-house for a tech-savvy family.
A clash of ideas that made for a layered response, Auchenflower House by Kelder Architects references the Mid-Century period while being relevant to its locale.
In the midst of our environmental crisis, WOWOWA is championing an approach to make homes not houses.
Bijl Architecture filled the gap between dream and reality to create a home for this family to enjoy for many years to come.
Designed by Bark Design Architects, this single-level house cantilevers over a steep slope to embrace the view, breeze and indoor-outdoor living.
The Toyko Digital Art Museum is brought to you by the Tokyo-based art collective teamLab and Japanese developers, Mori Building Co. They take a borderless approach to art and architecture in an immersive experience.
Known for its hand-built kitchen systems, Cantilever Interiors and Victorian-based Stavrias Architecture undertake the renovation and extension of a residence on Stewart Street.
Benn+Penna create a calm and contemplative living space with a low-contrast material palette and kitchen joinery designed like furniture.
Sitting comfortably in the local landscape – which includes one of Perth’s few remnant lakes – this contemporary house by CAPA Studio integrates planting and water features to create a harmonious living environment.
Couple Abode designs a 5 storey family-purposed terrace house with a strong emphasis on wood for different work and play scenarios in Singapore.