Corridor
What does a building owe to the landscape it stands on? Creating a thoroughfare for bandicoots wanting a swim is one way to find out.
What does a building owe to the landscape it stands on? Creating a thoroughfare for bandicoots wanting a swim is one way to find out.
In Melbourne’s inner-north, a family home reinvents itself, opening up not just its footprint, but many possible future permutations.
Familial understanding and sensitive interventions have opened up a small Melbourne home with subtlety and grace, celebrating a glorious yellow gum and restoring cherished heritage moments in the process.
What happens when we stop competing for expensive city real estate and start sharing it instead?
Downtrodden, broken and far from its share house glory days, clever fixes restore dignity to a classic Sydney terrace.
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