It took the residents of this Brick House in Bangalore, India, twelve years to decide they’d outgrown their former residence. This new build by Collective Project responds to the family’s needs now and into the future.
The transformation of an elegant Ashgrovian Queenslander on a sloping site sees an architect’s studio carved into the thermal mass beneath his primary residence.
Portsea Beach Shack, designed by Pleysier Perkins, is open, relaxed and robust for family and friends to casually gather, enjoying the beach vibes and good times.
A new Perth home from State of Kin sees heritage style industrial aesthetics expressed in a welcoming home – belying the fact that this is in fact an entirely new build.
Five Storey House by stpmj is a provocative exception to Seoul’s architectural norms, where vertical living apartment reigns.
Thai architecture firm, Onion, breathes into Sala Ayutthaya an alluring sense of poetry as it introduces contemporary form into a historic setting.
A client brief is overhauled, remnants of an industrial past are salvaged and a remarkable family home is created by Carter Williamson
PGH Bricks hosted an extraordinary launch event for their new luxury range of bricks, held at Sydney’s Tesla Showroom.
Composed of two structures, Binary House is unassuming and familiar from the front, while being bold and surprising from the rear.
Transitions and thresholds of inside-outside, shelter and openings make for quiet drama in this courtyard house in Singapore.
A material often used but less celebrated, today we look at some inventive and beautiful designs using the humble brick.
A dilapidated but heritage-listed house becomes a sustainable, functional and architecturally impressive home for a young family, in Melbourne. Words by Tess Ritchie.