WOWOWA And The Pursuit For Longevity
In the midst of our environmental crisis, WOWOWA is championing an approach to make homes not houses.
Is Queensland’s Vernacular Architecture Evolving?
Dover House by Shaun Lockyer Architects represents a contemporary evolution of Queensland’s vernacular architecture, and the practice’s approach to architecture, described as subtropical-inspired regional modernism.
A Hole In One
Where The Grass Has Never Been Greener.
A Cantilevered Retreat In The Japanese Mountains
Japanese architect Masato Sekiyo’s innovative and practical approach for a cantilevered concrete structure as a contemporary holiday fishing cabin and residence in Japan’s Ohmine mountain range.
A Seamless Extension Of Old Into New
Richard King Design’s renovation of the Kingsville House’s original workers cottage façade blurs the distinction between old and new.
Cirqua Apartments Stand For A New Type Of Multi-Residential Living
BKK Architects’ Cirqua Apartments, in Victoria, inject personality into spaces that are as unique as each resident.
Are Prefabs The Future Of Home Extensions?
The three-month construction of a striking light-filled extension, adjoined to a terrace in Melbourne’s Brunswick, proves not all good things take time.
The White Brick House From Southern France To Singapore
White interiors with solid ash timber ceiling joists hark back to the rustic whitewashed bricks and sun-bleached timber floors of the owner’s beloved childhood home in Southern France.
A Ranch House Reinterpreted For A Modern Rural Lifestyle
Dan Gayfer Design has created a contemporary interpretation of the post-war American ranch house for a family that embraces indoor-outdoor living and their rural surrounds.
The Bulgari Hotel In Beijing
The five-star Bulgari Hotel debuts at Genesis Beijing, giving visitors and city residents a taste of what’s to come at the progressive, mixed-use development designed by some mighty fine international minds.
Painting With Light And Form Rather Than Colour
Sonelo Design Studio’s renovation of this neat Victorian home substitutes loud colour for a restful palette – without losing any impact.
Building a Happy Home
Architect Pat De Pont has designed a home for his brother and sister-in-law on family land full of memories. Andrea Stevens discovers a house that embodies a 60-year site history and goes beyond the normal requirements of a three-bedroom home.