A modular dwelling designed to expand, change and move along with its owners serves as a creative, modest and logical solution to the difficulties of combining lifestyle with home ownership.

With an architect and a builder for owners, this Blue Mountains cabin was primed to gather itself up from its immediate surrounds.

Breathe extended a helping hand by rebuilding a couple’s home following the Black Summer bushfires, in so doing demonstrating what can be achieved by rallying around a common goal.

How Tim Bennetton Architects embraced the landscape of a flood plain site to create a welcoming home that brings family together.

The team behind this pared-back structure tucked between the Otways and Victoria’s Western District were happy for it to wear its 21st century rural aesthetic on its sleeve.

A stand of tiny dwellings in a wooded grove work hard to give those who stay an abundance of quiet from a madding world.

In the heart of the Tamar Valley, a forest of steel columns with glazed walls and a roof of soil forms River Rocks house, a monument to architect David Luck’s parents.

Set in a Queensland eco village, Lemontree Lane House has been designed to give back to the landscape, with a highly efficient footprint, reduced energy consumption and low site impact.

An architect-designed prefab house, called Dimensions X, is both affordable and sustainable, with the first prototype already built at the Krinklewood vineyard in NSW.

Built on ex-farming land in northern Tasmania, this house makes the most of incredible views while shielding its inhabitants from year-long blustery winds.