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The Pavilions – Set Amongst the Treetops and Giant Granite Boulders

The Pavilions is the latest project designed by Australian studio 9point9 architects, located in spectacular Nobby Headland, Magnetic Island, Australia. Amazing location set amongst the tree tops and giant granite boulders. Description by 9point9: The Pavilions sit delicately atop the award winning environmentally sensitive development site – Nobby Headland. The house camouflages itself through form and materiality amongst

Cross Street Project in Bondi Beach, Sydney

The clever design team at CM have renovated this beautiful home in Bondi, Sydney, and have listed it on the market to sell as is, or empty. The Cross Street Project is more than just the redesign of an existing ground floor Bronte apartment, it is also a collaboration between CM Studio, who undertook the

Wes Range Collection by Tom Fereday

The Wes lounge was named after its soft yet striking appearance, paying homage in name to film director Wes Anderson. The Wes range represents a design exploration into merging traditional upholstery techniques with minimal design.

Bluff House by Auhaus Architecture

Project: Bluff House Architects: Auhaus Architecture Builder: Ashley Crowe Builders Location: Barwon Heads, Victoria, Australia Photography: Trevor Mein & Auhaus Architecture Auhaus Architecture have designed Bluff House in Barwon Heads, Victoria, Australia. Description by Auhaus Architecture: The residence is a three level house designed for a steeply sloping site backing onto the Barwon Heads golf course. The

Laneway House by 9point9 Architects

Project: Laneway House Architects: 9point9 Architects Location: Townsville, Queensland, Australia Photographs: Matthew Gianoulis Text by 9point9 Architects 9point9 Architects recently have completed Laneway House in Townsville, Queensland, Australia. The Laneway House is located on a ten-metre-wide allotment, in an inner city suburb that is defined by small scale traditional Queenslander cottages and a network of ad-hoc

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