Desert modernism for the 21st century
Inspired by iconic desert modernist homes, Las Palmas is a home for two in Queensland by Tim Ditchfield Architects that responds to the local climate.
Inspired by iconic desert modernist homes, Las Palmas is a home for two in Queensland by Tim Ditchfield Architects that responds to the local climate.
Made from the ubiquitous container, this home or rather two homes, responds to the site, the brief and a new way of living for its residents.
Articulated by a vertical rupture of unfinished brick, Splinter Society has made clear the divide between old and new in Tear Away House.
Australia’s first off-the-plan Passive House development features a swag of energy-saving technologies, including appliances from sustainability leader V-ZUG.
In the cusp of the shrouded Uttaranchal Hills, India, a quiet community of similar homes dot the hillside with serene views of the forgotten valley. Yet one breaks away with a cottage that feels spacious, minimal, and in tune with the surrounding nature.
Design and renovation duo Michael and Carlene (“The Block”, “Ready, Set, Reno”, “Open Homes Australia”) tackle their biggest project to date, transforming their own property into a dream family home
Designed by Cantilever Interiors, K2 is a thoughtful, robust and elegant all-inclusive kitchen system for a contemporary, open plan home.
Inspired by a single photograph on a pin board, the Art House Collection is Jardan exploring how furniture can be a holistic addition to any home.
Kate’s House in St. Kilda, Melbourne, designed by Bower Architecture, demonstrates how a home can be a place of comfort, ease and sheer pleasure. Rebecca Gross writes.
MSG Architecture set themselves the unique challenge of creating a prototype of the quintessential Western Australian home.
Dan Gayfer Design renovated a home that sought to “turn inner city terrace living on its head” in Melbourne’s Fitzroy that focused on “the convenience of inner city living, without compromising on space, function, interaction, flexibility and light.”
FGR Architects’ Feras Raffoul designs his three-storey home in Melbourne’s Maribyrnong, resulting in a luxurious minimalist concrete structure that is primarily composed of cement and glass.