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An outdoor challenge: Waterloo House

An outdoor challenge: Waterloo House

Projects | A sensitive extension to a heritage-listed Sydney terrace house offers generous living spaces and encourages an outdoor life.
Words: David Welsh Posted: 7 Mar 2018
A matter of contrasts

A matter of contrasts

Projects | This classic apartment in The Hague proves that even a small, urban, rental property can be turned into a personable home.
Words: Tami Christiansen Posted: 26 Feb 2018
Effortless makeover: Balwyn House

Effortless makeover: Balwyn House

Projects | A classic suburban house has been transformed by an intervention that manages to appear both understated and effortless.
Words: Marcus Baumgart Posted: 23 Feb 2018
‘A radical excision’: Mulconda

‘A radical excision’: Mulconda

Projects | A classically elegant homestead in the Hunter Valley, Australia has been transformed with bubbling and inventive playfulness.
Words: Leon van Schaik Posted: 16 Feb 2018
Solid permanence: Armadale Residence

Solid permanence: Armadale Residence

Projects | This Melbourne home simultaneously evokes a sense of solid permanence and a contradictory feeling of lightness and warmth.
Words: Katelin Butler Posted: 14 Feb 2018
Tranquil and textural: a pavilion between trees

A tranquil pavilion between trees

Projects | A modernist-inspired rural retreat, this pavilion by Branch Studio Architects responds meaningfully to its landscape.
Words: Susanne Kennedy Posted: 7 Feb 2018
Anchored in the bay

Anchored in the bay

Projects | A house in Auckland’s Castor Bay with an intrinsic rhythm and movement and a tad of local poetry.
Words: Justin Foote Posted: 5 Feb 2018
Brick by brick: Grey Street House

Brick by brick: Grey Street House

Projects | This house in Western Australia transcends its modest site and budget through strategic manipulations of light and form.
Words: Hayley Curnow Posted: 29 Jan 2018
Stealing beauty: Nepi Townhouse

Stealing beauty: Nepi Townhouse

Projects | In a historic village in southern Italy, this simple townhouse has been turned into a veritable gem.
Words: Julia Mincarelli Posted: 22 Jan 2018
Series of pavilions: Sunrise Bay House

Series of pavilions: Sunrise Bay House

Projects | Overlooking Ruby Island on Lake Wanaka, a young family’s holiday home features four gabled timber forms.
Words: Claire McCall Posted: 17 Jan 2018
Ruin in the landscape: Gibbon Street

Ruin in the landscape: Gibbon Street

Projects | Imbued with an Italian influence, this worker’s cottage in Brisbane has been transformed into an imaginary “ruin”.
Words: Michelle Bailey Posted: 11 Jan 2018
Hot House: Brickface

Hot House: Brickface

Projects | A backyard building in Melbourne revitalises the rear of a property and a suburban laneway.
Words: Rebecca Gross Posted: 9 Jan 2018
Outdoor shenanigans: Rocky House

Outdoor shenanigans: Rocky House

Projects | A generous site has been transformed by Base Architecture into a private park and a new home that takes from modernist cues.
Words: Margie Fraser Posted: 22 Dec 2017
Top 5 houses of 2017

Top 5 houses of 2017

Projects | Houses feature consistently on ArchitectureNow‘s ‘most read’ list, but which particular ones caught your eye this year?
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 18 Dec 2017
Fine grain of detail: Mosman House

Fine grain of detail: Mosman House

Projects | This Sydney house balances generosity and intimacy with detailed craftsmanship and comfortable day-to-day living.
Words: Rebecca Gross Posted: 18 Dec 2017
In disguise: Balmoral House

In disguise: Balmoral House

Projects | In this Sydney home, an artful sequence of layered spaces is contained within a building form that belies its size.
Words: Genevieve Lilley Posted: 8 Dec 2017
Relaxed grandeur: River’s Edge House

Relaxed grandeur: River’s Edge House

Projects | This beachside home in Tasmania is precise without being fussy, facilitating a relaxed lifestyle with a sense of grandeur.
Words: Helen Norrie Posted: 29 Nov 2017
Sense of craft: Sea Change House

Sense of craft: Sea Change House

Projects | With hills behind and the sea a block away, this home was a gentle introduction to the city for a couple used to open fields.
Words: Camille Khouri Posted: 22 Nov 2017
Above the curve: Concord Apartment

Above the curve: Concord Apartment

Projects | This Sydney apartment renovation by Retallack Thompson overcomes spatial challenges to add character and charm.
Words: Rebecca Gross Posted: 27 Oct 2017
Sensory sanctum: Garden Pavilion

Sensory sanctum: Garden Pavilion

Projects | This private garden sanctuary is both an escape from city life and a retreat for a client who suffers from a sleep disorder.
Words: Mark Scruby Posted: 6 Oct 2017
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