Houses, February 2013
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 house is more than a shelter or place of refuge that protects its inhabitants from the elements. The most rewarding houses provide this protection, …
Maitiú Ward profiles the body of work by Huw Turner and Penny Collins.
Sydney-based Collins and Turner Architects’ refined residential projects are made from carefully selected materials and finishes.
A book that asks reader to reflect on how they live and reconsider how to design their homes.
A book that looks at residential architecture that sits outside the box.
Detail in Contemporary Residential Architecture.
A source of ideas for interiors in tropical climates.
Bathroom fittings from Houses 90.
Furnishings and material finishes from Houses 90.
Colourful lighting from Houses 90.
Kitchen appliances and materials from Houses 90.
Designer Adam Cruickshank embraces manufacturing technologies in creating his series of sensuous designs.
Furniture and lighting inspired by natural beauty, nostalgia and traditional craft.
MCK Architects revisits House for Art Collectors, the practice’s first project from 2000.
A Sydney house by Chenchow Little Architects hunkers down into its bushy surrounds.
Richard Stampton Architects adapts an early 1980s Melbourne house, building on its natural assets.
O’Connor & Houle Architecture create a space-clever new house that belies its original Arts and Crafts facade.
Bligh Graham Architects transforms a grand old Queenslander in Brisbane’s west.
Sydney practice Greg Natale Design produces a quietly luxurious house in a Melbourne bayside suburb.
Zen Architects remake a Melbourne bungalow for efficiency, sustainability and flow.
A beachfront house by Alexander Symes Architect and G+V Architecture.
An art deco Melbourne house is revived by Kerry Phelan Design Office and Chamberlain Javens Architects.
Kieron Gait Architects’ alterations and additions maintain the humble utility of a 1950s home.
Bent Architecture grouped functional zones and fragmented the plan to balance privacy and views.
A travelling exhibition by contemporary art duo Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro, focused on concepts of home.
An exhibition of drawings, models and images of significant homes by twelve established Australian architecture practices.
A later work by Guilford Bell that sums up the aspirations of a grand career.
Freya Lombardo looks at the 2012 Sculpture by the Sea Bondi, as entries open for the 2013 edition.