“What I want to do with our work is to care with intent,” reflects architect and landscape architect Thomas Woltz on Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects’ remarkable restoration project of a 3000-acre property in New Zealand (one of our garden profiles). These words inadvertently ring true throughout this issue; care and…

Issue 65 hits the stands from January 7 – subscribe here. As another year rolls by and a new one commences, we are reminded that the core principles of design never age. The kitchens in our annual feature, although entirely disparate in style, showcase dynamic contemporary architecture at its best. This…

Issue 64 hits the stands from November 8 – subscribe here. The projects in this issue remind us that architecture is reciprocal; it gives back what one puts in. The care and consideration of architects and designers is rewarded in each and every project in our annual offices feature. Our cover…

Issue 63 hits the stands from September 6 – subscribe here. Our small spaces issue is back and is bigger than ever – figuratively speaking, of course. Our feature delves inside five brilliant projects that demonstrate how architectural inspiration is unhindered by size restrictions. The homes in this issue prove…

Issue 62 hits the stands from July 5 – subscribe here. Architecture never ceases to surprise us and incite our imaginations, an effect proven throughout this issue. Our annual prefab feature goes to show that prefab design and manufacturing processes are ever-expanding and evolving. Meanwhile, the renovation of a “ballsy,…

Issue 61 hits the stands from May 7 – subscribe here. This issue champions creativity and unorthodoxy in design, an imaginative approach that is epitomised in our cover of a bathroom by Austin Maynard Architects which includes an open net suspended over the home’s study. Along with this project, our…

Our cover is a shot of Breathe Architecture’s recently-completed Nightingale 1, a 20-apartment development in Brunswick and the newest addition to the Nightingale family. Like its siblings, this project challenges our preconceptions of multi-residential developments. In this issue, we take a look inside Nightingale 1 and other groundbreaking multi-residential projects…

Issue 59 is on the stands from January 4 – subscribe here. Our cover house by Figr Architecture and Design for one of its directors and his family epitomises an encouraging urban trend, renovate rather than move. Even more exciting, instead of expanding beyond the original footprint (or up) increasingly…

Issue 58 is on the stands on November 6, subscribe here to receive over the next week. The houses in this issue, as always, have been designed for the owners’ particular needs and their environment. In Sydney, Welsh and Major Architects retained the front few rooms of a timber cottage and at…

Issue 57 is on the stands on September 7, subscribe here to receive over the next week. Inside our “small” issue we’ve sought out homes that demonstrate how we can have everything we need in a house contained to a site far removed from the traditional quarter-acre block. Our cover house demonstrates perfectly…