On our cover an award winning terrace renovation by David Boyle. Inside a home to accommodate two families, a reworked 1970s townhouse and a co-housing project on the banks of the Bree River in Berlin. We investigate seven prefab and modular houses and our gardens include a Sydney harbour sandstone masterpiece…

Issue 43 includes our annual bathroom feature with a spread of well designed and creative bathrooms. Our cover house is a high tech family home with a green roof and a spectacular view. Other projects include the preservation of a fibro cottage, a dramatic and beautiful bushfire resistant home and…

Issue 42 includes two cabins, one tucked into the coastal shrub on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, the other perched on a hill overlooking a bay on New Zealand’s north island. In Brisbane we look at the third incarnation of a colonial heritage building and in Melbourne the renovation of a middle terrace,…

Issue 41 is our kitchen issue and features our pick of the most efficient, durable, creative and beautiful. We also look at the nifty apartment renovation by New Zealand architect, Ben Daly, Andrew Maynard’s peeled back shed extension, Julie Firkin’s elegant work on a weatherboard and a tiny home slipped into an urban…

Issue 40 includes a feature on the revolution of lighting, an update on joinery and a collection of inspiring houses. In Brisbane JRA continue their theme with a house that embraces the street, architect Ben Callery’s own home sits nest-like amongst the treetops and  a project on a small block in…

In issue 39 our four house projects include the extensive renovation of a butcher’s shop into a home, a raw, small, off-grid weekender, a terrace renovation featuring shifting rooflines and a modern interpretation of the local vernacular in Cornwall. Read about a garden and studio collaboration, a sprout and mushroom growing…

Issue 38 includes a piece on the future of home automation as a means of reducing energy use and an article on the options for sustainable flooring. Our cover project,  demonstrating the ultimate in recycling, is by Phooey architects and also inside see a Bondi semi cleverly transformed by architect David Boyle, a home…

Issue 36 opens with local and international product design that is both beautiful, functional and environmental. Our profile is on Herbst architects, New Zealand’s masters of the bach. Our features include an assessment on innovative new building materials and what’s new in outdoor pods. Houses include the radical rethink of…