Make Architecture’s transition into the recently-launched Studio Bright ushers in a new chapter of impactful architecture.

LineburgWang’s site-sensitive extension to a double-gable Queenslander also adds to the architectural fabric of Brisbane.

Folk Architects enlivened a Victorian-era terrace house through a highly functional, sustainability-focused renovation with just a touch of whimsy.

The latest addition to the Nightingale family holds its own on a challenging site adjacent to a railway in inner-city Melbourne.

The owners of a compact home in Kingsville, Melbourne knew their draftsman’s plan was NQR, and turned to Olaver Architecture for a calm, minimalist, low-energy, indoor-outdoor home.

Downie North drew on the principles of traditional Japanese architecture when transforming a small, dark cottage in Sydney for a newly-expanded family.

Recalling working with a challenging, 4.5 metre-wide site as a game of chess, Studio Bright employed design smarts and nifty manoeuvring to win the day.

“When I first started it was illegal to install water tanks in a domestic project in the inner city … so we adopted a subversive approach to the architecture we were doing,” Ric Zen of Zen Architects recalls.

A newly-expanded Brisbane home enriches the lives of the family living within it and the neighbourhood in which it stands.

Taking an active approach to passive design, Anderson Architecture uses the terrace-house typology to achieve an eight-star rating.