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Nightingale Marrickville is an innovative build-to-rent project providing affordable housing with outstanding design and sustainability credentials.
As in-fill sites in our cities get tighter, the innovation required to realise their potential becomes more refined.
In resisting the urge for more house, the garden of this small inner-city home plays a central role in providing space for its owners.
There is nothing quite as hard and unforgiving – and beautiful – as being able to live removed and immersed within the coastal valleys of South Australia.
Precious remnant woodland in Aireys Inlet inspired a prefab container house and habitat garden created with precisely the vision, collaboration and attention to detail you’d expect from the creators of green magazine.
Prefabricated cross-laminated timber home in Frankston South, built to nurture family and community connection.
A Bannockburn groundskeeper’s cottage – of sorts – on the regenerating farm of two design educators offers refuge, connection and clear views.
Removing trip hazards was just the tip of the iceberg when considering the design for this this deeply modest age-in-place home in a flame zone.
Perched within the picturesque Currumbin Valley, Kingfisher House serves as a shining example of what it takes to build a sustainable luxury home within a suburban context.
Nightingale Marrickville is an innovative build-to-rent project providing affordable housing with outstanding design and sustainability credentials.
Nightingale Evergreen is a major chapter in the story of developing well-designed and affordable housing that run counter to urban sprawl and ticky-tacky builds.
In a notable first for this publication, we present a house designed for giraffes.
On a little patch in a little town, a local garden star creates a space that borrows from changing light and adjacent greenery to form an elegant sum of its parts
On a long-held pastoral property, the generational work has begun to restore a deeper health to Country.
Multi-generational living on a steep site in Tasmania provides a cosy refuge from the weather.
There is nothing quite as hard and unforgiving – and beautiful – as being able to live removed and immersed within the coastal valleys of South Australia.
Thor Diesendorf has turned a passion for sustainably-minded carpentry into his life’s work at Canberra furniture maker, Thor’s Hammer.
A selection of homes expanding our sustainability horizons, featuring DesignInc’s Bio-courtyard House, Robbie Walker’s Mansfield House and Melbourne Design Studio's Hutt 01 Passivhaus.
The magnificence of NSW’s Sapphire Coast is comparable only to the fortitude of its people.
The terrain, flora and weather are important factors that make an epic trek, but it is also the guides who add so much to the journey on Tasmania’s iconic Overland Track.
The Southern Grampians offer a dynamic landscape for hiking and the iconic Royal Mail Hotel at the foot of the range is a welcoming gourmet destination.
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