Urban

Inspiring curiosity and conversation, 19 Waterloo Street is a liveable and sustainable mixed-use site.

Via a trio of pavilions in Brisbane's south, a multigenerational family has set themselves up for the most civilised of cohabitations.

Returning to the tricky terrain of rail-side sites, an all-star crew brings its unique approach to carbon neutral apartments in Melbourne's south, offering passersby an intriguing peek under the hood and its residents deeply thought-out amenity.

What was a quirky 1960s house in Sydney’s Paddington now contains many surprises and delights behind its unassuming façade.

An evolving, decade-long transformation creates a highly functional and deeply thought-out family home along the historic streets of East Brisbane

The back half of this house has been replaced with a low carbon concrete ceiling that curves elegantly upwards and supports a hidden garden above, all designed with energy efficiency in mind.

An architect friend helps a sporty, fun-loving young family transform a cute but cramped Arts and Crafts House in Moonee Ponds into a relaxed, light-filled home offering playful options in all directions.

Placement Architects’ ‘soft’ renovation for a family with teens maximises the original footprint and bones of a Melbourne terrace through deft interventions that introduce light, flow and multi-functional spaces for both togetherness and retreat.

Hiding in plain sight on a quiet urban street in Melbourne is a humble project that has created a series of important answers to some critical questions.

Splinter Society Architecture gave a classic Californian bungalow a 21st century reno that reconfigures its spaces for maximum enjoyment.

A couple and their young daughter have a new home, built as a second-storey addition to their parent’s ground floor bungalow. This simple decision has created an intelligent, stacked solution without sacrificing the beautiful garden out back.