Houses, April 2010
HousesThe best contemporary residential architecture, with inspirational ideas from leading architects and designers.
The best contemporary residential architecture, with inspirational ideas from leading architects and designers.
A comprehensive volume of the work by architectural firm Architectus.
Climate Design aims to unpack all the issues relating to a deep sustainability.
Melbourne of the 1950s was a city of possibility and Strizic’s images capture this collision of the old world and the new.
What happens when housing developers start thinking green?
An exhibition explores the role of materials in architecture and how these elements contribute to sustainable housing types.
A townhouse development by Neometro infuses warehouse styling into neat domestic volumes.
Tzannes Associates reconfigures a nineteenth-century house and workshop into a series of flexible living spaces.
High above the South Yarra skyline a penthouse’s spaces indoor and out are infused with a sober sense of luxury.
Two modest homes, linked by a communal space for eating, playing and sharing, flirt with new ideas of public and private space.
Confronting the limitations of an existing Edwardian, Zilka Studio has fashioned an elegant extension enclosed by curtains of vintage brickwork.
A complex arrangement of spaces over three levels cleverly resolved by Carterwilliamson in Sydney.
Occupied by the same family for four generations, this Victorian cottage boasts a new rear extension by AIGP.
In five years, Britain’s Established & Sons has gained a solid footing as the go-to guys for edgy design.
Michael Banney and Michael Lavery of m3architecture answer the question, What is it about houses that makes us feel?
A project with a seemingly simple premise: for Australian property owners to help those in the world’s poorest countries.