Gundagai Glamping
A small off-grid cabin perched high on a Gundagai sheep and cattle farm becomes a beacon for people hoping to spend some time away from the daily grind – or get married.
Articles
Splitting The Difference
Issue 59
Two couples have divided their land but united their lifestyles in this incredible sub-divided property.
Living Artwork
Issue 58
Crayon House is an architectural triple threat: playful, practical and sustainable.
Suburban Splendour
Issue 58
Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this expansive family home is at one with nature.
Learning Opportunity
Issue 58
The Family Business
Issue 58
A descendant of two pioneering Western Australian farming families, Lucinda Giblett proves that the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
A Shared Ethos
Issue 58
The Little Green Corner in Geelong champions sustainable food options by utilising locally grown produce and running regular educational workshops.
Horizontal Commons
Issue 58
Victoria's first 10-star house is designed by Clare Cousins and championed by the developers behind The Commons as an affordable, beautiful and environmentally healthy future for volume building.
Island Daze
Issue 55
Picnic Island proves too interesting to simply while away the day, with an abundance of activities and nearby beaches and mountains to explore.
A Modest Marvel
Issue 53
Playful, understated and full of surprises, Courtyard Cottage is no ordinary coastal home.
Seasons Change
Issue 59
Edition Office’s award-winning home for an architecturally adventurous Fish Creek couple has used the constraints of its elevated site to create an expandable home of protected pavilions and courtyards with killer views to Wilson’s Prom.
Off Grid
Issue 57
Shacky finds a way to use the tiny house phenomenon to help out farmers and give “city people” a taste of the country.
Tree Change
Issue 56
Beneath the surface of a “humble shack” on Western Australia’s wheat belt lies a stunning home in constant dialogue with its surroundings.
The Future, Now
Issue 58
At some point in our lives, most of us have probably spent time working in an office. Whether situated in the home or in a public space, offices are physical sites of productivity and socialisation. Here we take a peek at the work of architects and designers who’ve abandoned tired stalwarts such as fluorescent lighting, rockhard chairs and awkward water coolers. The offices of the future are here, now.
The Art Of Space
Issue 57
We praise the architects who are showing us that downsizing definitely does not mean downgrading.
Splash
Issue 55
Our pick of bathrooms for all climates, shapes and sizes, designed and built for longevity.