Regional

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

Conceived in a deal struck between client and designer, this family cabin north of Auckland honours life’s simple pleasures.

Much has been written and said about Daylesford Longhouse. It’s all fascinating. But that’s not the half of it.

Denison Rivulet by Taylor and Hinds Architects is a series of cabins north of Bicheno, Tasmania.

Spinnaker House embraces the coastal Queensland environment and invites occupants to take an active role in its daily function.

Creating a small, graceful and sustainable home in Victoria’s Hepburn region was a brief that architect Adam Kane just couldn’t refuse.

A site-sensitive and sophisticated family retreat serves as an off-grid base for bushland restoration.

When Fiona Leahy asked her cousin, Patrick Kennedy of Kennedy Nolan to design a multigenerational beach house on a challenging, bushy block at Sandy Point, the pair drew on a rich family history and shared aesthetic sensibility.

An isolated Queensland retreat, like its owners, has the best interests of the local ecosystem at heart.

Environmental activist and florist Joost Bakker’s mission to eliminate waste continues to lead him to exciting new frontiers.

Crump Treehouse is the hang-out spot of our childhood dreams (and our adult ones, too, to be honest).

A pared-back off-grid home on an exposed Kilmore ridgeline overlooking Mount Piper is a peaceful, sheltering retreat from which to relax and slowly regenerate degraded farmland.