In this instalment of The Habitus Edit, we explore Schüco and Capral Aluminium’s innovative aluminium and thermally broken doors, windows and facade system – and their potential to build a more transparent, sustainable and efficient future.
A result of the collaboration between the co-founders of the BuildHer Collective, Rebeka Morgan and Kribashini Hannon, and six of their DevelopHer Masterclass graduates, this two-fold development brings a unique kind of feminine sensibility into residential design.
The Embassy is a retail experience that activates every sense where found and repurposed ephemera meet with natural materials – all while exquisite Australian native aromas waft throughout.
The Habitus House of the Year
The Sustainable House
With the biggest issue of Habitus – the House of the Year Special Edition – about to hit shelves, we look back at last year’s winner to find out how the owners of this off-grid home have settled in.
A rural barn house designed to transport a family away from the hectic demands of work and life.
Located in Wagstaffe, this modest empty-nester abode backs onto Brisbane Water and a national park.
This project takes a highly crafted approach to tiny home living, bringing together architect, builder and craftsman for an utterly unique outcome.
After two years in the making, we welcome Decade by Blu Dot: the timeless plastic chair that is here to stay for a good, long time.
Gardiner Architects transformed this worker’s cottage with the best sustainability solutions tailored to the project and brief.
Arcke designed an L-shaped house with passive solar design and tactile materiality to create engagement with the house, climate and land.