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The facade’s tinted glass reflects the surroundings, while vertical panels evoke a eucalypt forest.

Australian Embassy in Washington, D.C. by Bates Smart

The design practice’s second embassy building in the United States retains the material tactility of the first, but it demonstrates a more sophisticated layering of space in line with the evolution of Australia’s architecture.

Interiors
The restrained material palette reflects light to maximize a sense of space.

The Bercin 001 by Retallack Thompson Architects

A collaboration between Retallack Thompson and MIK Studio

A collaboration between Retallack Thompson and MIK Studio, 001 is the first suite at Newtown’s boutique hotel. The Bercin.

Interiors
Light spirals downstairs from the skylights above.

Tasman Gallery by Benn and Penna Architects

A former shed in Byron Bay designed to balance art, life and work adapts to the changing creative needs of its users.

Interiors
The school’s brickwork and roof are abstract reflections of houses in the surrounding streetscape.

Box Hill North Primary School by Sibling Architecture

Reflecting its residential context, this junior learning hub by Sibling Architecture uses colour and form to meet the needs of those in their first years at school.

Education, Interiors
Travertine is a key part of the material palette: weighty benches offer space for product testing, and satisfyingly solid offcuts cover the ground plane.

Aesop Collins Street by Clare Cousins Architects

Nestled in a historic building in Melbourne’s CBD, this retail fitout by Clare Cousins Architects balances architectural heritage with Aesop’s signature, contemporary aesthetic.

Commercial, Interiors
Africola Canteen’s layout is similar to that of a home kitchen with an array of utensils on display. Artwork: Emmaline Zanelli.

Africola Canteen by Claire Markwick-Smith

In her first interiors project since starting her solo practice, emerging designer Claire Markwick-Smith has created a new eatery and retail interior exuding familiarity and domestic warmth for well-loved Adelaide institution Africola.

Interiors
The roof of the pottery studio incorporates a garden bed of coastal rosemary and grevilleas.

Bronte Studio by Saha

Saha

Designed by emerging studio Saha, this ceramics workshop in Sydney’s Bronte disappears under a green roof of foliage, while robust materials, such as brick and concrete, reflect the creative nature of pottery making.

Interiors
The washroom is entered through a stainless aperture. Inside, clients are enveloped in moody grey and tonal lighting.

The Disco by J.AR Office

In Brisbane, emerging studio J.AR Office has created a hair salon where stainless steel joinery, cool lighting and polished concrete evoke the spatial qualities of a slick nightclub experience.

Interiors
A sky-blue point of sale counter is a joyous counterpoint to the polished steel seen throughout the store.

Above the Clouds by Pattern

This Surry Hills fashion store, designed by young practice Pattern Studio, is a celebration of dualities – exuberant yet sophisticated, polished yet relaxed, hyper-industrial yet playful.

Interiors
The client pushed the idea of a civic project further by adding exhibition spaces, incubator hubs, cafes and general gathering areas outside of their own office requirements.

Yirranma Place by SJB

Yirranma Place in Sydney is a skilful exercise in adaptive reuse, guided by SJB. The design’s two overarching principles – sensitivity and respect – help to create a multifunctional workplace in a grand 1920s building.

Interiors
A draped linen curtain arc can be closed for instant privacy for solo work, or drawn open to produce an informal meeting space or reception.

Humanizing the office: Johnson Partners

YSG

In this Sydney office for a boutique consulting firm, YSG has replaced the sobriety of conventional corporate highrise offices with sculptural details and bold, expressive gestures.

Commercial, Interiors
In the reception area, Australian hardwood timber battens curve around the reception desk.

Modern layering: Aje Headquarters

In Sydney, Those Architects has carefully removed layers to unearth the beauty and understated identity of this original building, and in turn defined it as the headquarters of a contemporary Australian fashion house.

Interiors
The centrepiece of the main bar is a neon sculpture suspended above the dancefloor that cycles through rich colour gradations.

A magical night out: Wink Wink

Inspired by surrealism, Studio 54 and the hedonistic gatherings of Salvador Dali, Ha Arc has designed a new nightclub in inner Melbourne that engulfs, disorients, surprises and delights – then sends you back out into the night.

Interiors
In keeping with the Incu visual language, materials such as timber, brick and terracotta allow the clothing to be drawn to the foreground.

‘A better way’: Incu HQ and Outlet

Akin Atelier

Tasked with creating a retail space, head office and warehouse for contemporary fashion brand Incu, Akin Atelier has transformed an old mechanic’s workshop in Sydney into a space that embodies fashion, design and expert workmanship.

Commercial, Interiors
The site constraints have informed unforeseen spatial qualities that offer liminal shelter within the cavernous volume.

Hidden treasure: Liminal

Presented with a cavernous, uninviting hospitality space, Melbourne studio The Stella Collective set about turning it into an open, voluminous and comforting dining interior for Melbourne’s city workers.

Hospitality, Interiors
Restrained terrazzo panels in alabaster and French navy are the only clues that the old dry cleaner’s shop has found a new purpose.

The making of an institution: Leigh Street Wine Room

With this compact and narrow wine bar and store in the heart of Adelaide, Studio Gram has paid homage to the classic wine bars of Europe.

Hospitality, Interiors
At the urban and interior scale, the Link can be read like an arcade, the retail typology celebrated in the early twentieth century.

A contemporary colonnade: The Link at Chadstone

Make Architects

The Link by Make Architects (design architects) and Cera Stribley (delivery architects) is an elegant walkway that connects the largest shopping centre in the Southern Hemisphere with an office tower and a hotel.

Commercial, Interiors
The market hall includes a series of simple, self-contained pods. Artwork: Nike Savvas.

‘A place to explore’: Darling Exchange Market Hall

Known primarily for its restaurant interiors and, increasingly, its residential architecture, Anthony Gill Architects has completed its most ambitious project to date, the market hall in Kengo Kuma’s Darling Exchange in Sydney.

Commercial, Interiors
The large, curving coffee bar features “Golden Cappuccino” marble, brass trim and fluted timber panelling.

Mediterranean connection: Via Porta

Studio Esteta has channelled Italian heritage and urban experiences to transform a nondescript suburban Melbourne shopfront into a welcoming deli and eatery.

Hospitality, Interiors
The high table used for blending is deliberately located in the front window, playing an integral role in the tenancy’s street presence.

Raw and tactile: Seen Skin

Melbourne design studio Golden has taken Seen Skin’s confident approach to skincare and translated it into a spatial experience rich in texture and tactility.

Commercial, Interiors
Byres Street by Cavill Architects in association with Hogg and Lamb.

Grand gesture: Byres Street

Designed by Cavill Architects in association with Hogg and Lamb, this Brisbane office building uses a grand atrium and staircase to encourage interaction and a sense of community.

Commercial, Interiors
Textured granite, which has been used extensively in the store, contrasts with the immense stainless-steel counter.

Texture and permanence: Aesop Sydney

Snøhetta Akershusstranda 21 Skur 39

Inspired by sandstone cliffs and monumentality, the new Aesop store in Sydney’s Pitt Street Mall references the city’s textures and character. International studio Snøhetta’s design is generous and flexible for customers and staff alike.

Commercial, Interiors
The central hall of the Dangrove by Tzannes.

‘Extraordinary in every sense’: Dangrove Art Storage Facility

The uncompromising architecture of this building is reflective of, and contributes, to the cultural ambition of the institution.

Commercial, Interiors
The windows are double-framed, making the glazing blast-proof in the unlikely event of an explosion at the nearby port.

A deceptively simple cafe: Gathered

Designed by Ewert Leaf, this pared-back and striking cafe in Melbourne’s Footscray belies a host of logistical and functional solutions to manage its portside setting.

Commercial, Hospitality, Interiors
Fresh from a trip to Tulum, on the coast of Mexico, Jean-Pierre Biasol felt that the relaxed and charming interiors he had experienced on his holiday could be inspiration for this eatery.

Memories of Mexico: Sisterhood

Biasol

In Hobart’s Sandy Bay, Melbourne design studio Biasol has created a relaxed and charming interior for a wide range of diners.

Hospitality, Interiors
The venue is surrounded by stone, concrete and greenery, and this is reflected in the material palette.

A hidden secret: Part Time Lover

This light, timber pavilion in Adelaide by Sans-Arc Studio houses an all-day diner. Surrounded by some of the city’s most significant buildings, Part Time Lover both acknowledges and resists its location.

Hospitality, Interiors
The avocado-hued reception gives a friendly first impression to the spaces beyond.

Work the room: The Commons QV

Foolscap Studio, ISM Objects and Light Project

This co-working space in Melbourne’s CBD designed by Foolscap Studio champions different working styles – from conversations in the amphitheatre to brainstorming in a sensory room.

Commercial, Interiors
The apartment’s spacious floor plan and focus on high quality details imbue it with a sense of timelessness. Artwork: Kayleigh Hetdon.

A different kind of apartment building: Sussex

With an emphasis on design quality and detailing, this home by Powell and Glenn and Mim Design fuses the classic and contemporary to reimagine apartment living as generous and bespoke.

Interiors, Residential
Lighting is generally diffused or reflected back on to walls and ceilings helping to make the venue appear to glow at night.

A public service: Rose Bay Hotel

Tasked with overhauling an iconic 1929 pub in Sydney, Richards Stanisich has combined rich textures and materials with a historical narrative to create an authentic pub experience.

Hospitality, Interiors
Referencing the geometry of the late Art Deco period, the S-shaped banquette helps zone the large open dining space, giving patrons a variety of seating options as well as privacy.

Glamorous and gritty: Prince Dining Room

IF Architecture has taken cues from the history and culture of the Prince of Wales Hotel in Melbourne’s St Kilda to create a new dining experience in the upstairs restaurant.

Hospitality, Interiors