Lumeah by Pepper & Well approaches renovation as an exercise in editing. Located in Macedon on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country, the house was originally designed by modernist architect Paul Couch and was formerly known as Harley House. Its existing material palette is unusually disciplined: exposed concrete, bluestone, timber, stainless steel and compressed-straw Stramit Board define […] More
Located in Sydney’s Inner West, Denj Lane by Carter Williamson Architects introduces a compact studio and garage designed for a young family seeking additional space for work, guests and future needs. Small in footprint but complete in function, the project includes a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living area while reconsidering the role of the laneway […] More
CG Design Studio has completed Wategos Beach House, a multi-level residence in Byron Bay, New South Wales, positioned directly above one of Australia’s most recognizable stretches of coast. The house developed over an 11-year period and holds particular significance for the studio as the project originated with CG Design Studio’s first client. HOUSING The design […] More
Studio Minosa has redesigned Glenbrook Residence as a contemporary family home shaped around the changing needs of several generations. Built more than two decades ago, the residence contained areas that had gradually become disconnected or underused. The renovation addresses these issues through a revised plan that strengthens circulation and creates a closer relationship between the […] More
More than fifteen years after completing Brise Soleil in 2009, Carter Williamson returned to the house to adapt its interiors to the changing needs of its owners. The residents wanted to remain in the home they knew, prompting an architectural response focused on accessibility, circulation and everyday use without replacing the qualities that had shaped […] More
The White Project Co designs Girraween House, a light-filled residential interiors project in Sydney defined by warmth, restraint, and a close sensitivity to natural light. The home uses a calm material palette and carefully layered textures to create an interior that feels composed without becoming rigid, allowing everyday living to unfold with softness and ease. […] More
Embrace Architects completes Thomas Street Residence, a private home in Melbourne shaped by proportion, light, curved geometries, and a restrained material palette. Recently named a 2026 Architizer A+Awards Finalist in the Residential Interior category, the project has also received recognition from the Architecture MasterPrize, Interior Design Excellence Awards, and International Design Awards. HOUSING The residence […] More
Architecture Saville Isaacs responds to the steep terrain of Avoca Beach with Rockpool, a coastal residence designed for a multi-generational family. Set between bushland and the beach in New South Wales, the house follows the hillside through a sequence of descending volumes that open towards broad ocean views. Its form works with the difficult site, […] More
Steffen Welsch Architects approaches urban density as a question of experience in Stack and Field, a residential project designed for a constrained inner-city block. The house rejects the conventional drive to occupy as much of the site as possible. Instead, the architects divide the building into a series of volumes, rooms and courtyards that increase […] More
Edition Office conceived House in a Garden as a family residence immersed in dense vegetation above the landscaped floodplain of the Birrarung. Designed for a family with two school-aged children, the home gives the garden a central role in its spatial organization. Foliage surrounds every room, filters outward views, and records seasonal changes through variations […] More
Ramsgate House by Common Office responds to Bondi Beach with a precise architectural idea: a private family home that still belongs to one of Sydney’s most public coastal settings. Located on Ramsgate Avenue, the four-storey residence sits close to one of Australia’s most visited beaches, where the pressure of tourism, street life, climate, and domestic […] More
In Edgecliff, between a railway line and one of Sydney’s busiest arterial routes, Pointe Living introduces a compact residential model that challenges the conventions of medium-density housing. Designed by Luigi Rosselli Architects, the project replaces a single dwelling with ten apartments, positioning itself as a response to increasing pressure on urban housing while maintaining a […] More