House in the Dry by MRTN Architects transforms a scrubby, parched plot of ex‑grazing land in Tamworth into an energy‑efficient, contemporary home. This semi‑rural residence sits amid regenerated native plants and proves that smart design can turn harsh environments into thriving spaces.
Moggs House by Lachlan Shepherd Architects is a holiday home designed for owners to enjoy more time during retirement. The design follows a practical 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom layout that makes the most of stunning views of a creek, reserve, and ocean corridors.
Yarra Bend House embodies a forward-thinking approach to “ageing in place” while celebrating warmth and community. When Jane, the long-term owner and sole occupant, decided to renovate her two-bedroom, single-storey terrace cottage in Clifton Hill, she sought a sustainable, low-maintenance, and adaptable design.
This launch marks The Commons’ thirteenth site across Melbourne and Sydney, reflecting the company’s rapid expansion. Moreover, the design-driven approach aligns with The Commons’ mission to cultivate inspiring workplaces.
Kavillo Studios is a luxury tourism accommodation project located in Mudgee, NSW. This unique retreat was owner-built by emerging sculptor Michael Ferris. The project transforms a traditional summer house into a modern, off-grid haven designed for creative living.
Nestled in the inner-city suburb of Lake Wendouree, Ballarat Central House exists among a diverse mix of residential properties that range from 19th-century charm to modern designs. Tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined street, the home benefits from the vibrant energy of the nearby city centre and Lake Wendouree precinct—all while maintaining a sense of privacy and tranquility.
Bondi Apartment, redesigned by Brooke Aitken Design, transforms a 1990s-built residence into a contemporary and cohesive living space. Located near Bondi Beach with views over Rose Bay, the apartment draws inspiration from its coastal setting, incorporating natural tones and textures that enhance both form and function.
Habitat on Juers is a social housing project consisting of sixteen adaptable and accessible units. The units are low-density in their visual appearance, possess a sense of autonomythat can be seen in a traditional freestanding home, but with added dignity of communal life and shared gardens.
