“Robust But Elegant” Wins Habitus House Of The Year 2020
Habitus House of the Year honours exceptional residential architecture and design completed across the Indo Pacific Region within the past 18 months. Here are your 2020 winners.
Habitus House of the Year honours exceptional residential architecture and design completed across the Indo Pacific Region within the past 18 months. Here are your 2020 winners.
Join Habitus editor Aleesha Callahan and the Habitus team as the Habitus House of the Year 2020 winner and commendations are revealed on Thursday, 3rd December.
Discover the winner of the 2020 Habitus House of the Year Design Hunter Package
Harnessing the power of place is to architecture what self-actualisation is to us people. Let’s take a moment to admire these exemplars of self-actualised architecture, uncovered in our hunt for Habitus House of the Year 2020.
The Habitus House of the Year program is an apt reminder that incredible things can happen when we lean into our ambitions; Gaggenau makes it happen in the kitchen.
From perforated metal screening to veils of bamboo, these five houses from Habitus House of the Year 2020 feature façades that are beautifully intricate with intellect to boot.
In light of the long-awaited launch of the Habitus House of the Year 2020 programme, we speak to architect Howard Tanner – on our jury since 2018 – about the qualities in residential architecture he feels are important.
It’s officially here! The annual Habitus House of the Year special edition is on sale now. The Jury has been tasked with their independent judging, and public voting for the People’s Choice Award is open. Which will be the winning projects this year?
This house in Thailand’s north east offers timeless living in perfect harmony with its environment.
A sustainable, modern tropical home suggests openness and connection. But what if you also want privacy? This house reconciles the two.
In frenetic Bangkok, this house stays connected to the city while providing an oasis of cool green respite.
This off-grid residence in a remote rural area of north-west New South Wales celebrates 360-degree views while maintaining passive design principles.