Houses, June 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.
Some of the most interesting residential projects are alterations and additions, where a new layer of history is added to a house. And in terms …
The Sydney-based practice making a mark for tactile and engaging residential projects.
Tactile materials in the houses by Sam Crawford Architects are integral to its body of work.
Melbourne-based industrial designer Ash Allen combines the machined with the handmade.
Richard Kirk Architect revisits Hawthorne Residence, the practice’s first project from 2003.
March Studio brings a playful addition to a polite Edwardian-era villa.
A narrow Sydney semi transformed by David Boyle Architect.
An interwar Melbourne home deftly reinvigorated by Brett Tuer and Chris Jones.
A Sydney house by Domenic Alvaro integrates art into its living canvas of light and shade.
The bold reworking of a late-nineteenth-century cowshed in Sydney by Carterwilliamson Architects.
Nixon Tulloch Fortey Architecture makes a community focal point of a Melbourne parkside home.
Wrightson Stewart Interior Design turn an old woolstore apartment into a tailored bachelor pad.
A suburban Melbourne house recast with a lateral approach by WoodWoodWard Architecture.
David Langston-Jones reinvents the rear of a Sydney semi with a robust intervention.
Zoë Geyer’s respectful renovation of a grand historic terrace includes some resolutely modern moments.
The Melbourne home of a set designer and a teacher, renovated by Breathe Architecture.
McGlashan and Everist’s enduring design for a Hobart house.