Explore architecture and interior design projects from New South Wales published on HomeWorldDesign, ranging from coastal residences and countryside retreats to innovative urban spaces.
Optimistic, light filled, youthful and fun. This addition to an inner-west home dynamically negotiates the geometry of the original building whilst addressing a mature and very present tree canopy in the park behind.
Nestled in a residential street, Twin Set House by Welsh + Major ingeniously expands a semi‑detached home to accommodate a busy family, yet it retains the original streetscape’s charm. Moreover, by mirroring the existing structure, the design allows for…
Nestled within the busy inner-city of Sydney, this warehouse converted apartment is infused with elemental Japanese design to create a minimalist, sustainable oasis that invites reflection and relaxation for a retired couple.
Located at the crest of a steep sand embankment, Sandcastle House is built on a block many considered too difficult to build on; a forty-five-degree slope that presented a climb to reach the house even a mountain…
This new home was informed by our client’s experience living on the site. The design responded to a desire for a home that would allow a young family to have a seamless relationship with the native landscape…
The Double-Height House Extension by Shaun Lockyer Architects transforms a traditional Queenslander in the leafy suburb of Paddington into a bold and contemporary family home. With its progressive design and dramatic scale, the project redefines how extensions…
Strong Arm House is the bold response to a demanding brief to suit a busy family of seven who requested a flexible and practical home to suit their evolving needs.
Decades ago, it was commonplace to use front porches and balconies as interstitial spaces, spaces which connected with and were at the intersection of public and private space. Balconies and verandas were used as places to contemplate…
Located in the middle of a bull paddock sits an off-grid home inspired by the iconic Australian Akubra hat. This inspiration came about at the first meeting with the clients on their bull farm, around 50mins southeast…
