The Hug House is a masterful blend of heritage restoration and contemporary addition, anchored by a lush central courtyard that acts as the home’s green heart. By preserving the original pitched rooflines and detailing of the front façade, the renovation honors the home’s architectural history while seamlessly integrating a modern rear wing.
The Extruded House by MCK Architecture & Interiors offers a fresh, modern take on a traditional federation-style home. The project began with a simple idea: to make better use of an existing home with good bones but a clumsy layout. In other words, the goal was not to add a lot of new space but to make smarter use of what was already there.
Palm Beach Tree House by Richard Cole Architecture transforms an existing storm-damaged cottage into a modern, nature-connected retreat. Situated on steep sandstone slopes among the treetops above Palm Beach on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, the project enhances the building’s amenity while preserving its original character and its strong bond with the surrounding landscape.
Boulevard Beach House evokes the fond memory of an elevated timber beach house while offering a fresh, contemporary take. Drawing inspiration from simple, elegant forms and practical, efficient spaces, the design feels both entirely new and surprisingly familiar.
Victoria House is a carefully updated home that connects its rich past with modern liveability. Located on a narrow site in Malvern, this renovation and addition optimizes every inch of space while respecting the established character of the neighborhood.
The Industrial Escape House is a modern home set in a classic suburban neighborhood. This striking residence uses bold industrial materials alongside lush greenery and a central northern courtyard to create a unique balance between raw architecture and natural beauty.
Cary House is an inner-city cottage that has been thoughtfully updated to fit the lifestyle of its owners and their dog, Maxie. Originally over 100 years old, the home once featured three bedrooms, one bathroom, and an outdated extension that housed a combined kitchen and dining room.
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.
