Australian Architecture

Forever House / MCK Architecture & Interiors

Forever House / MCK Architecture & Interiors

Set on a sloping site in Seaforth on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, Forever House by MCK Architecture & Interiors is a refined example of how contemporary design can balance strength, serenity, and purpose. Defined by its sculptural concrete…

Harvest House / ELC Architecture and Interiors

Harvest House / ELC Architecture and Interiors

Nestled on five acres of scenic coastal land, Harvest House by ELC Architecture and Interiors celebrates the harmony between architecture and nature. With sweeping views of the ocean and surrounding bushland, the residence stands as a refined…

balcony

West End Cottage / Clements Clarke Architects

Located in Brisbane’s historic West End, West End Cottage by Clements Clarke Architects reinterprets a modest 1940s worker’s home for contemporary family living. The renovation preserves the charm of the original structure while introducing modern functionality, turning…

living room

Big Gore House / Tom Robertson Architects

Located in the heart of Fitzroy, Big Gore House by Tom Robertson Architects combines heritage sensitivity with confident modern expression. Behind its modest street frontage, the residence unfolds as a series of refined spatial contrasts—private and social,…

Fairfield House / Tim Bennetton Architects

Fairfield House / Tim Bennetton Architects

Designed by Tim Bennetton Architects, Fairfield House in Brisbane reimagines a classic Queenslander for modern family life. Rooted in the warmth of a suburban garden and framed by a magnificent Poinciana tree, the home becomes both a…

kitchen

Small-site Family Home / Chung Architects

In a city where housing costs continue to climb, Small-site Family Home by Chung Architects shows how thoughtful design can make even the most constrained sites livable, flexible, and full of light. Located on a subdivided lot…

Sibbel House / Pleysier Perkins

Sibbel House: Balancing Heritage and Modern Expansion

Pleysier Perkins approached the Sibbel House project with deep respect for its 1968 origins. Consequently, their initial restoration focused on preserving the home’s original fabric—carefully repairing surfaces and repurposing damaged joinery rather than imposing a signature style.

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