Where Horses And Humans Freely Co-Exist
This house and horse pavilion, designed by Allen Jack + Cottier, has given a herd of wild brumbies freedom and choice and the opportunity to express their wildness.
A Weekend Retreat Nearly 10 Years In The Making
The clients of Dreamer spent seven years on the design (and building approvals) for the Two Sheds House before engaging Ben Shields and his team to contribute to the interior design scheme.
A Modern Incarnation Of The Ancient Spirit Of Chiang Mai
Bangkok-based design studio SS:AR has reimagined the traditional architectural vernacular of Thailand to create a modern yet modest holiday home in Chiang Mai.
A Contemporary Vernacular Of Australian Architecture
We look at five contemporary Australian homes that have been inspired by the country’s traditional architectural language.
Rear Studio Plays With The Traditional Forms Of A House
A multicultural vernacular resulting from a welcomed migrant population inspires the architecture for this residence by Rear Studio in Vietnam.
Red Hill Farm House By Carr And Jackson Clements Burrows
The Olympic standard of place-driven design has been exemplified in this recently completed residence by Melbourne-based architecture and interior design studio Carr.
This Rural Residence Clearly Defines Its Boundaries – Right Before It Pushes Through Them
In rural New Zealand Herbst Architects turns a seemingly limitless space into one neatly organised around three simple box forms.
5 Homes That Connect Their Residents To Nature
In retaliation against increasing urban density and the unavoidable past-pace of city, this houses connect their residents to greater Australia.
THE HOMES WE FOUND AMONG THE GUM TREES
Take a leaf out of any of these books for a tree-change more impressive than ever.
Sample, taste, touch: Brae restaurant
Food, space and service come together to create an unforgettable experience at Brae, a restaurant that brings new meaning to growing, preparing and consuming. Alice Blackwood reports.
From the Inside Out
Black/white, solid/open, permanent/temporary are some of the contrasts at play in this house on Great Barrier Island in New Zealand. Andrea Stevens meets the architects, Jeff Fearon and Tim Hay to talk about active skins, screening and creating privacy.
Rustic Chic at The Shed
A unified approach to interior design transforms a dilapidated building in the Queens Park suburb of Sydney into a quirky café with the echoes of a rural workshop.