Sharing Good Times At Portsea Beach Shack
Portsea Beach Shack, designed by Pleysier Perkins, is open, relaxed and robust for family and friends to casually gather, enjoying the beach vibes and good times.
A Pleated Roof Unfolds In Highett
A strong contrast between a folded steel roof and timber-clad walls brings illumination and new life to a tired weatherboard home by Megowan Architectural.
A House Designed To Withstand Victorian Bushfires
Lachlan Sheperd responds to a building within a flame zone with his signature Modernist sensibility.
A Light-Filled Home Refresh Courtesy Of Pipkorn&Kilpatrick
In Melbourne, Pipkorn&Kilpatrick turn an existing, poorly lit Art Deco home into a generous space where a young family can spend quality time.
Barwon Heads House Is The Perfect Playground
Once a holiday home, now a primary residence, Barwon Heads House has been designed with consideration of its outlook and coastal conditions.
Letting The Sun In With The BENT Annexe
The BENT Annexe addition creates a feeling of all year round holiday charm with ample natural light in this 1960s Victorian home.
A Contemporary Vernacular Of Australian Architecture
We look at five contemporary Australian homes that have been inspired by the country’s traditional architectural language.
Whiting Architects Connect Six Individuals Through Design
Connect Six in Brighton, Victoria is a house by Whiting Architects that fosters relationships through different layers and heights of design.
Inspiring Hotel Bathroom Design Ideas
Stepping from the bathtub to the ocean or immerse in a private hot spring – what takes hotel bathroom designs to the next level?
Take A Moment To Make A Moment
How do you create singular spaces within a home that is largely open plan? The answer can be found in the Edsall Street residence by Ritz&Ghougassian.
When West Is The Way Forward
Screen House, designed by WARC Studio Architects, is designed to block the western sun while still offering views and glimpses of nature surrounding.
Five Of The Best Australian Prefab Homes
As the demand for modular homes continues to grow, we look at five Australian examples that disrupt the out-dated stereotypes.