Houses, August 2012 Houses August 2012 (Issue 87) The best contemporary residential architecture, with inspirational ideas from leading architects and designers. Subscribe Print Digital
Andrew Maynard Architects Energetic and inventive projects responding to client and context with humour and wit.
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2012 Houses Awards: Australian House of the Year Shearer’s Quarters by John Wardle Architects wins Australian House of the Year at the 2012 Houses Awards.
2012 Houses Awards: New House over 200m2 Big Hill by Kerstin Thompson Architects wins New House over 200m2 at the 2012 Houses Awards.
2012 Houses Awards: New House under 200m2 Shearer’s Quarters by John Wardle Architects wins New House under 200m2 at the 2012 Houses Awards.
2012 Houses Awards: Alteration & Addition over 200m2 Annandale House by CO-AP wins Alteration & Addition over 200m2 at the 2012 Houses Awards.
2012 Houses Awards: Alteration & Addition under 200m2 Four-Room Cottage by Owen & Vokes wins House Alteration and Addition under 200m2 at the 2012 Houses Awards.
2012 Houses Awards: Apartment, Unit or Townhouse Airlie Bank by Neometro with McAllister Alcock Architects wins Apartment, Unit or Townhouse at the 2012 Houses Awards.
2012 Houses Awards: Heritage Rooftop Pavilion by Andrew Burges Architecture wins Heritage at the 2012 Houses Awards.
2012 Houses Awards: Outdoor Marimekko House by Ariane Prevost Architect wins Outdoor at the 2012 Houses Awards.
2012 Houses Awards: Sustainability House Reduction by Make Architecture Studio wins Sustainability at the 2012 Houses Awards.
Cliff Face House Fergus Scott and Peter Stutchbury collaborate on a Sydney house straddling the bush and bay at Pittwater.
Finn House WoodWoodWard Architecture’s first project is a playful, contemporary take on mainstream domestic forms.
Karboora House O’Neill Architecture gives an island retreat a down to earth feel by splitting the program across two low-rise pavilions.
Bandy House & Studio (1974) revisited Architect-builder Col Bandy’s unfinished symphony characterizes the architect’s explorative approach to space and detail.
Chicken coop A student project by Chris Mullaney: rethinking a backyard chicken coup in the town of Stroud, NSW.