Tree X Tree House by North Arrow Studio is a striking example of how thoughtful design can seamlessly integrate a modern home into its natural surroundings. Tucked behind a grove of nine protected live oak trees, this 3,200-square-foot, two-story house is carefully positioned to honor the landscape and preserve the natural beauty of its site.
The Attic Home, designed by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects, is a transformative renovation project that reimagines the roof space of an Arts and Crafts-era house. This extensive renovation focuses on adding a modern master suite while preserving the charm of the original architecture.
Located in Melbourne’s bustling CBD, the Lt. Collins Apartment by DeArch was transformed into a playful sanctuary for a family seeking an escape from city life. The redesign of this art deco apartment aimed to create an interactive, fun, and family-friendly environment, reflecting the clients’ desire for a unique living space.
Nestled in Boulder, Colorado, Sunset Bungalow is a beautifully restored post-war home that honors its rich history while incorporating modern design elements. Designed by FLOWER Architecture, the project focused on maintaining the street-facing facade of the 1950s concrete block and brick bungalow, while completely transforming its interior.
The Service Apartment project, designed by ZERO9 for a Delhi-based family with a large business presence in Mumbai, embodies the essence of “a home away from home.” The clients sought a simple, minimalist retreat, and ZERO9 delivered by designing a space that highlights the stunning views of the Mumbai creek and skyline.
Nestled in Melbourne’s east, Holland House, designed by David Noordhoff, stands as a beautiful example of how preservation and innovation can work in harmony. This renovation and addition project redefines a single-story home, blending the charm of its original structure with modern elements, making it suitable for a growing family.
Grupo Arquitectura designed Four Houses Pinares with the goal of integrating architecture into the natural surroundings. Situated on a descending, wooded terrain, the project includes four independent two-level houses that share common amenities.
The Canopy CLT House, designed by Sydney-based firm Still Space Architecture, is a peaceful, modern home located in the riverside suburb of Putney. The house uniquely blends Scandinavian and Japanese design influences while adhering to the principles of Passive House sustainability.
