Houses, February 2012
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.
Specializing in insulated precast concrete construction, de Campo Architects is working towards a sustainable future.
de Campo Architects favourite materials and textures.
The follow-up to the design classic 50/60/70 Iconic Australian Houses.
Photographer Martyn Thompson portrays complex, moody and intense living spaces, capturing what makes each space a home.
This book discusses how to maximize the available space on a site.
Now in its second edition, this book explores using on-site conditions to create sustainable, low-energy houses.
Seating from Houses 84.
Products from Houses 84.
Kitchen products from Houses 84.
Founder of design studio Spaceleft Ross Gardam creates furniture and lighting products.
The sophisticated designs of Turkish studio Autoban are layered with an alluring playful edge.
Kennedy Nolan Architects revisits James Street House, the practice’s first project from 1998.
This house by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects is a replacement for an old relocated weatherboard cottage.
This secluded family oasis in Sydney’s east follows the mantra of “less is more.”
This beach house by Sparks Architects embraces its thickly wooded site with a series of framed views.
A terrace house by Redgen Mathieson celebrates its spectacular beach views while remaining private.
Historic context and green space are key in this renovation of a Brisbane Queenslander.
Not just another inner-urban renovation. This unique design has been expertly tailored to suit the needs of its clients.
This house sits comfortably within its precipitous setting.
A Mornington Peninsula beach house by Simon Couchman Architects offers a refuge from the city.
A black-and-white pavilion by dm2 Architecture is neatly attached to a colonial home in Brisbane.
Matthew Gribben Architecture renovate a classic inner-Sydney terrace, introducing light and air through a central light well.
A Hobart masterpiece by J. H. Esmond Dorney.
Launched in 2009, the Australia House offers an artist-in-residence program in Japan.
A series of interactive installations that challenges us to rethink the way we live to achieve a more sustainable environment.