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Street-facing elevation framed by eucalypts; garden contours slow stormwater to nourish new plantings, photographed for green magazine issue 105: Timeless by Trevor Mein.

Timeless–Aireys Inlet Victorian Beach House

An inventive Victorian beach house reflects years of friendship and shared interests between client and architect.

A spacious interior with few large furniture pieces and simple storage for holiday clutter, photographed for green magazine issue 105: High and Dry by Tim Clark Studio.

High and Dry–East Coast Tassie Cabin Renovation

When winters on a hill overlooking the Tasman are no longer the place for a leaky shed, it is time for the cosiest of cabins to step in.

green magazine issue 105: Maker Space. Photos: Brett Boardman

Maker Space–Marrickville Semi With Extra-Long Garden

Building an extension to a narrow house on an elongated block by the railway was made infinitely simpler by having already run some beta in the backyard.

green magazine issue 104: Two Worlds. Photos: Grace Picot

Two Worlds–Home With Biodiverse Habitat Garden

Designed as an inner and an outer world, this house by Incidental Architecture provides both prospect and refuge while capturing the personalities of its clients.

green magazine issue 104: Shipshape. Photos: Adam Gibson

Shipshape–Wood-Lined Tassie Cocoon

Buffeted by all that Tassie weather might throw at a house and its inhabitants, this wood-lined cocoon is respite personified.

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Timeless–Aireys Inlet Victorian Beach House

High and Dry–East Coast Tassie Cabin Renovation

Maker Space–Marrickville Semi With Extra-Long Garden

Two Worlds–Home With Biodiverse Habitat Garden

Shipshape–Wood-Lined Tassie Cocoon

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