Coolamon House, designed by DFJ Architects, stands on the north face of the Tweed Caldera, offering stunning views of the hinterland and coast. The design uses materials like brass, concrete, and local blackbutt, chosen for their natural ability to age beautifully.
Nestled in a lush forest on the hillside of Snug, just a 20-minute drive from Hobart, the MountainTop Snug Resort House offers a tranquil escape with breathtaking views. The resort, located on a 2.3-hectare site, overlooks Snug Beach, Bruny Island North, and Tinderbox Peninsula, making it a perfect getaway for nature lovers.
Kent House in Kew represents a thoughtful extension of a classic Californian Bungalow, designed by Megowan Architectural. This project enhances the original structure with a modern addition that respects the heritage while updating the home’s functionality.
PONY House, a project by WOWOWA Architects, is a vibrant and thoughtful transformation of a 1960s apricot brick home. Located near the beach, this renovation and modest addition have breathed new life into the original structure, creating a home that perfectly balances the needs of a bustling family of six.
Maple House, located in the Melbourne suburb of Malvern, showcases a perfect blend of Victorian-era charm with modern architectural sophistication. Designed by Cera Stribley Architects, this project exemplifies how careful design can transform a period-style home into a modern family sanctuary while respecting the neighborhood’s historical context.
Discover the remarkable transformation of the Tighes Hill Recycled House in Newcastle, NSW. Explore the sustainable practices and thoughtful design that turned a humble miner’s cottage into a cherished family home.
Nestled in the historically rich and leafy suburb of Malvern East, Victoria, an early 2000s family home recently underwent a remarkable transformation. Originally a bustling center for a family of five, the home had gradually lost its vibrancy over the years, succumbing to a neutral and uninspired palette.
Located in Sydney’s North West, the Epping Generations House, designed by Vanessa Wegner Architect, stands as a forward-thinking model for multigenerational living. This innovative project artfully balances the needs of two families across three generations, bringing a thoughtful approach to gentle density in suburban areas.
The Life Cycle House by Steffen Welsch Architects is a thoughtful extension to a modest weatherboard home situated in a quiet suburban street. This project is not just an addition; it’s a carefully considered organism that blends seamlessly into its environment while enhancing the lives of its occupants.
