Bravo Brugarol
Issue 60
A Spanish sojourn to imbibe the gastronomic, architectural and natural delights of a Catalonian farmhouse and winery.
Articles
Furneaux Foraging
Issue 59
Can you keep a secret? Whether intentionally or otherwise, the Flinders Island locals have managed to keep quiet about this extraordinary isle off north-eastern Tasmania.
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.
Materiality
Issue 61
An unassuming home is reworked into a finely detailed family environment that subtly honours craftsmanship.
Exercise in Efficiency
Issue 60
Penny Fuller and Jad Silvester’s reconfiguration of their 40-square-metre one-bedroom apartment was an exercise in efficiency. The architects, who lead their own practice, Silvester Fuller, made dimensional improvements and utilised visual tricks to maximise the space functionally and visually.
A Raw Reflection
Issue 60
Divine Inspiration
Issue 60
The spiritual values of a school in Brisbane’s north are expressed and explored in the redesign of its campus.
Garden Marketing
Issue 60
A strong entrepreneurial streak, a flair for marketing and a swag of high-profile awards and installations is helping Richmond-based landscape designer Phillip Withers expand his horizons beyond city limits.
Provocateur in Portugal
Issue 59
Dr Leyla Acaroglu is in the midst of restoring a small Portuguese farm to create a cultural destination for change-makers.
Ulterior Utopia
Issue 60
A garden-loving client relocating permanently to Sorrento sought help from her landscape designer sister Fiona Brockhoff and architect Clare Cousins to create a private, secure, flexible beach house whose clever arrangement of pavilions, courtyards and gardens offers strong connections to the coastal environment.
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.
Where Old Meets New
Issue 60
This bold extension to a countryside Victorian cottage cleverly reuses materials and creates a warm family environment topped off with serious sustainable credentials.
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.
Recipe for Success
Issue 60
Identifying the ingredients to create sustainable, practical and inventive multi-residential developments.
Kitchen Catalogue
Issue 59
The kitchen is the place where many things come together. We cook and eat there, we socialise there; most importantly, we make memories there. Kitchens are the focal point of many homes and their designs must combine necessity with form. We’ve rounded up six kitchens that prove it’s possible to have it all.
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.