While we get ready for the biggest issue of the year to hit shelves – the Habitus House of the Year special edition – we’ve also been working away behind the camera on a video series… and here’s a sneak peek.
Tune in to a webinar with the design team behind Brunswick Yard – a new development centred on community and biophilia.
Bonsai, bunnies, and bountiful greenery characterise this high-rise garden home in Singapore, designed by Right Angle Studio.
In a rarely seen move, Gaurav Roy Choudhury Architects builds a house to its boundaries in order to get the most of nature – but in this case, nature is found inside its four walls.
A mid-century modernist inspired house in Perth designed by architect Beth George for a modern family to feel at home in nature.
A beautifully bold façade by Carr for the boutique Carter Apartments in Toorak, Melbourne, finds softness in verdant landscaping, while simultaneously providing privacy inside.
Oui J’aime Hotel is an incredibly resolved design solution by Bangkok-based design practice, Wallasia, infused with intellect and enlightenment.
A farm stay on the hills of Sukabumi, Indonesia, offers Goy Architects the chance to help realise a visionary client’s intention to build simply and sustainably for the community and beyond.
The importance of being outside and in nature is seeing a shift in the design of hospitality venues as they blur the lines between interior and exterior space.
Despite a façade that mimics the traditional form of a house, this Tokyo house by akihisa hirata architecture office plays with new approaches to medium density living.
In pursuit of more sustainable approaches to vertical living, Brett Robinson of Acre has brought a boutique multi-residential development to life, elevating landscape design to new heights in the process.
The Australian dream of achieving seamless and stylistic connections between indoor and outdoor spaces is now easier than ever, thanks to Adam Robinson Design, House of Bamboo, and Outdoor Designer Store.