A Tasmanian couple has designed and built a relocatable, off-grid home to tide them over while waiting to buy the right piece of land.

Arnhem Land’s Maningrida Wild Foods is a social enterprise initiative that works with Traditional Owners to share the bounty of their land and sea.

The Illawarra Escarpment inspired the forms and materials of Blade House by Takt Studio, which sensitively increases density and diversity in the coastal town of Coledale.

A sauna likely isn’t the first thing that one would picture afloat a lake in a small north-east Tasmanian town, but these two shed-like pavilions certainly look like they belong.

A home on Sydney’s Northern Beaches is designed for maximum safety, longevity and bushfire resilience.

A home on the cusp of a ravine on the Sunshine Coast hinterland is testament to the deep understanding between architect and clients.

A robust home refined in form and character is shaped by the Tasmanian landscape in more ways than one.

Architect Ben Daly has transformed a New Zealand shearing shed on the family farm into a cosy home by repurposing and recycling pieces of the building’s history.

Architect Alex Symes’ abstracted inverted hat form delivers a technically efficient off-grid house that also provides year-round comfort, 360-degree views and a celebration of rainfall in a region that yearns for it.

Hydrowood's is a story of experimentation and innovation, set against a backdrop of misty forests on Tasmania’s wild and remote West Coast.