Located in Perdizes, this apartment was thoughtfully designed for a socially active couple in their 60s without children. Reflecting their contemporary taste and love for hosting friends, the space combines daily functionality with a sophisticated yet relaxed style.
Permanent Weekender is the fulfillment of a dream—to live among the trees with stunning views of the water. Designed thoughtfully, the home offers a unique blend of comfort, privacy, and a deep connection to nature.
Located in the lively community of West Footscray, the West Footscray House by Design by AD blends historic charm with modern style. This renovated family home respects its past while looking forward. As a result, it creates a comfortable space that easily adapts to meet family needs.
Jimmy’s House by MJA Studio flips the script on conventional infill housing. Situated on a battleaxe block, this 140 m² home transforms expectations: the laneway becomes the front door, the street its backyard, and gardens exceed the site’s footprint. Moreover, it complies fully with R‑codes while generous to neighbors and open to the adjacent park.
Mary Street House by Studio Roam responds to today’s family needs while anticipating tomorrow’s change. Designed for two architects and their children, this slender 4 × 2 home embeds a lifelong masterplan: it will become two mirrored terraces on a single site. Here, thoughtful form, material innovation, and future‑proof planning come together in a warm, adaptable residence.
24′ x 24′ Studio by Wheeler Kearns Architects transforms a simple accessory building into the heart of a Michigan retreat. Initially conceived to replace an old horse stable barn without foundations, this compact studio now anchors the property—connecting the main house, pool, and gardens with a fresh architectural gesture.
Sydney Harbour Apartment by Brooke Aitken Design transforms an aging two‑level flat into a vibrant art‑filled home that frames Sydney’s most famous landmarks—the Opera House and Harbour Bridge—while standing on its own as a work of art. Moreover, every room now celebrates colour, material, and form, creating an interior that dialogues with the view rather than depending on it.
Trudo Vertical Forest by Stefano Boeri Architetti applies the Vertical Forest model to social housing, turning a 19‑storey tower in Eindhoven into a living ecosystem that combines affordability with biodiversity. Moreover, this project proves that green architecture can be inclusive rather than exclusive.
