Issue 78 comes out March 4. Order on its own or as part of a subscription. Every so often, we realise that an issue incidentally (or perhaps, fatefully) revolves around an unofficial theme. For this issue, it’s ‘love thy neighbour’ – when architecture considers and cares for not only those directly experiencing…

Issue 77 is out now. Order on its own or as part of a subscription to receive next week. As this challenging year draws to a close and a new one begins, we take the opportunity to celebrate the ingenuity of the human spirit as it shines through architecture and design. Our…

How does design anticipate change that can’t always be foreseen? This question is framed anew by the ‘unprecedented’ times we find ourselves living in. As scores of workers have transitioned to working from home (and the acronym WFH is cemented in public lexicon) the flexibility of our homes to meet…

Issue 75 is on its way to subscribers now. Order on its own or as part of a subscription to receive next week. On sale in newsagents on September 3. The meaning of essentiality is more topical than ever this year, but scrutiny of what one does and doesn’t need has always…

Issue 74 is on its way to subscribers now. Order on its own or as part of a subscription to receive next week. On sale in newsagents on July 6. The release of our annual regional architecture issue seems most fitting in a time when Australians are focusing on home turf, in…

Issue 73 is on its way to subscribers now. Order on its own or as part of a subscription to receive next week. On sale in newsagents on May 7. Recent events have led to many of us spending a great deal more time in and around our homes and gardens….

The debate about nature vs nurture is nothing new, but how do these forces play out in the context of architecture and design? That is to say, how do we shape design and how does it shape us? The answer is not clear-cut, but the homes and gardens in this…

Issue 70 hits the stands from November 4 – subscribe here. Special things happen when architects take chances. The homes in this issue show what greatness can be achieved when experimenting with briefs, sites and ideas. Our annual workspaces feature demonstrates how architecture is responding to and propelling changes in…

Working with and living in a compact footprint is nothing new, but our annual small spaces issue continues to demonstrate how architects are thinking up exciting, memorable and provocative solutions to unconventional sites. The six houses included in this issue go to show that inspiration can come from anywhere –…