Three Mile Harbor House, crafted by Bates Masi + Architects, skillfully addresses the challenges of its scenic yet narrow shoreline plot. Located in a neighborhood with slender, elongated lots, the house is designed to maximize views, privacy, and connection to the surrounding natural beauty.
The ATO House, designed by IR Arquitectura, stands as a remarkable example of how modern architecture can blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings. Situated near the Bajo de San Isidro Ecological Reserve, the site presented unique conditions that deeply influenced the design.
Kent House in Kew represents a thoughtful extension of a classic Californian Bungalow, designed by Megowan Architectural. This project enhances the original structure with a modern addition that respects the heritage while updating the home’s functionality.
PONY House, a project by WOWOWA Architects, is a vibrant and thoughtful transformation of a 1960s apricot brick home. Located near the beach, this renovation and modest addition have breathed new life into the original structure, creating a home that perfectly balances the needs of a bustling family of six.
Maple House, located in the Melbourne suburb of Malvern, showcases a perfect blend of Victorian-era charm with modern architectural sophistication. Designed by Cera Stribley Architects, this project exemplifies how careful design can transform a period-style home into a modern family sanctuary while respecting the neighborhood’s historical context.
When asked the question “Who are you?”, people often look to their past experiences to define their identity in the present. However, it is essential to recognize that overly focusing on these labels can obscure one’s awareness of their potential.
Discover the remarkable transformation of the Tighes Hill Recycled House in Newcastle, NSW. Explore the sustainable practices and thoughtful design that turned a humble miner’s cottage into a cherished family home.
From the outset, Bernardes Arquitetura aimed to create GAK House as an integral part of its natural surroundings. The architects envisioned a home that not only complemented the landscape but also merged seamlessly with it.
