With its distinctive indoor–outdoor lifestyle and sensitivity to climate and place, Australia offers a wealth of architectural inspiration. Discover standout residential and interior projects published on HomeWorldDesign from across the Australian continent.
Crescent Head House, designed by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects, is a refined one-bedroom residence crafted for a couple seeking simplicity and elegance. This minimalist dwelling combines expansive interiors with thoughtful design, blending functionality and aesthetic finesse to create…
Transform a rare freestanding 1890s Italianate style terrace house in Sydney’s Inner West into a three level home combining the delight of a warm, contemporary aesthetic with the flexibility and robustness required for the changing needs of…
Set in one of the first homes built in Sydney’s prestigious lower north shore; this heritage-listed circa 1900 property houses a professional couple and their two young children.
A W Edwards has a strong history as a leading Australian construction company, their new office is the opportunity to showcase their capabilities and demonstrate their progressive nature.
Waterman Camberwell exemplifies a fusion of functionality and aesthetic brilliance. This vibrant coworking space has been meticulously crafted to foster a culture of innovation and inspiration.
A cluster of pavilions around an expansive internal courtyard define this nautical inspired home, created by local architect and builder Humphrey Homes.
Incorporating a 75-tonne rammed earth wall, the J&J Residence utilises a series of vertical internal ducts that connect the roof space to a sub floor ventilation system, creating “Activated Thermal Mass”.
The Hawthorn Hood House clients (a couple of professionals with primary school-aged twins) approached our studio to design a renovation extension for a house that they occupied in a neighboring suburb.
Elsternwick House…A unique and contemporary extension & first floor addition was proposed to this existing family home. The bold design concept for the first floor was envisaged like a tree house
