Tribe Studio Architects was created in 2003 by Hannah Tribe. The firm works in residential architecture with a site-specific approach. Tribe’s design approach is energetic, optimistic, informed and rigorous. The studio is actively involved in furthering design excellence through conference presentations, lectures, exhibition installations, architectural education and design competitions.
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Rejoined twins: Paddington House II
A rare opportunity to unite a pair of semi-detached houses in Sydney’s Paddington results in a deceptively generous family home that responds to the spatial geometry of the site.
Exploiting the vertical: House in Darlinghurst
This former electrical substation at the end of an inner-Sydney lane is recast as a couple’s contemporary home by Tribe Studio through the empathetic and dexterous use of vertical space.
2019 Houses Awards: House in a Heritage Context – joint winner
House in Darlinghurst by Tribe Studio is a joint winner of the award for House in a Heritage Context in the 2019 Houses Awards.
2019 House Awards: House Alteration and Addition under 200m2
House in Darlinghurst by Tribe Studio is the winner of the Award for House Alteration and Addition under 200m2 in the 2019 Houses Awards.
First house: House Shmukler
Taking inspiration from the whimsy and rigour of artist Sol LeWitt, Tribe Studio’s inventive, sustainable first house paints a “portrait” of its clients and hints at what would become the studio’s prevailing concerns.
Sean Connolly at Dubai Opera
In the shadow of the world’s tallest tower and concealed within the Dubai Opera performing arts centre, Alexander & Co with Tribe Studio Architects has designed a hidden treasure befitting of a city that does not do things by halves.
2018 Australian Interior Design Awards: Hospitality Design
Sean Connolly at Dubai Opera by Alexander and Co and Tribe Studio Architects.
Garden revelation: House Au Yeung
With a wink to the brick cottage’s Arts and Crafts heritage, this addition by Tribe Studio relaxes the home’s original formality, brings focus to the garden and offers thoughtful elements of surprise.
Raising eyebrows: House in Double Bay
Without compromise on quality or invention, this new speculative home by Tribe Studio Architects has an emphasis on spatial interest and an abundance of natural light.
A Loos-ian labyrinth: House McBeath
Tribe Studio channels the spirit of Adolf Loos’ Raumplan obsessions in creating this small terrace alteration and addition in Sydney.
