Urban

A high-performing home packs a lot of program into a single-storey house for five, including flexible spaces for privacy and connection.

Years of decay are unpicked, and a contemporary family home is stitched back together with borrowed landscape and honest materials to create so much more than the sum of its parts.

A Melbourne renovation captures the character of stylish clients confident with colour, a purposeful brief and a love of their neighbourhood.

It takes clarity of mind to make way for garden and light. But often, space is best measured by the senses rather than the numbers.

Building an extension to a narrow house on an elongated block by the railway was made infinitely simpler by having already run some beta in the backyard.

Designed as an inner and an outer world, this house by Incidental Architecture provides both prospect and refuge while capturing the personalities of its clients.

A playful collaboration between MRTN Architects, SBLA Studio and a client with strong views and unconventional needs has created a restorative take on the contemporary farmhouse.

With architect and landscape architect, a design-savvy client with a passion for bush regeneration has created something extraordinary along a tributary of Melbourne’s Birrarung.

A family project a decade in the making turns local housing conventions on their head, with an indoor-outdoor delight of vaulted pavilions and a 40-metre-long spine perfect for play.

Identifying rare Tasmanian Modernism, a client with an eye for detail gathers like minds to retain and extend a faded beauty.

In Canberra’s extremes of weather, it takes deep thoughts and ideas to create a year-round cocoon.