With a native rooftop garden as its primary elevation, Bundeena Beach House is a product of its context. Grove Architects has conjured a unique response nurturing a relationship between inside & out.

Peeking above the sand dunes and native vegetation, Shearwater House sits surrounded by enviable beaches adjacent the Narawntapu National Park.

Treading the earth lightly, utilising the footprint of an existing dwelling, Oneroa House perches out over a steep site. Strachan Group Architects captures panoramic views over multiple levels.

Ian Bennett Design Studio's Concrete House stands out on a quiet cul-de-sac in Sydney's inner west, providing a concrete refuge on the suburban street.

Nestled at the foot of the Waitakere Ranges, Forest House by Fearon Hay is a project informed at every turn by the creative tensions between key aspects of the design.

We speak with co-founding director, Andrew Maynard from Austin Maynard about St Andrews Beach House, their firms’ approach to the sustainable coastal temporary living.

Lansell House sees Neil Architecture carve out a sense of clarity between the old and new bringing a contemporary lightness to its contrasting heritage past.

On a working sheep farm on Tasmania’s North Bruny Island, John Wardle Architects’ Shearers Quarters sees a warm timber-lined structure, clad in corrugated iron, reinterpret the traditional design.

Within a series of tight urban constraints, North Melbourne Terrace by Eldridge Anderson is a double volume alteration and addition to the rear of an existing Victorian terrace home.

Subiaco House sees Vokes and Peters Architects propose a contemporary take on the cottage vernacular, while adding to the rich and established character of its garden suburb.

River Retreat by Edwards White Architects is a study in simplicity. The contemporary light-filled family home, in Taupiri, New Zealand, captures a casual informality and embraces its surroundings.

Together with Cult Design, Vipp officially launches its Vipp Furniture Collection in Sydney on Wednesday October 30, 2019 with Vipp Open House.

Cove House sees an exploration of thresholds and the transitionary experience, expressed through materiality. Justin Humphrey Architects has created a home rich in tactile elements.

Injecting a sense of calm into existing Victorian single-fronted home in Melbourne inner-north North Fitzroy Terrace sees Freadman White apply acute organic sensibilities to extend dilapidated shell.

South Africa may be a long way from the Melbourne suburb of Toorak, but Arno Residence by Adele Bates embraces this journey through clever design.

On a sloping terrace in the shadow of snow-dusted mountain ranges Fearon Hay’s Alpine Terrace is a place dedicated to contemplation and protection within a landscape as harsh as it is sublime.

A concrete shell of irregular geometry informed by the landscape’s tectonics, Castle Cove House takes its cues from Californian mid-century architecture.

Referencing the legacy of the original 1920s California bungalow, Malvern East House speaks to a connected past and present.

Following the contour of the hillside it sits upon, Spacecraft Architects’ Top Shelf sees a small footprint extruded to create a light-footed home in Wellington.

Perching in the treetops and anchored to the hillside, X Marks sees Spacecraft Architects conquer a challenging site.

True to its name, Tree House sees a play on opening and closing elements layered through a series of filtered timber expressions, fulfilling the clients’ wish to live amongst the trees.

Kieron Gait Architects’ Balmoral Gully House references the dappled light of the adjacent canopies and gully as an inspiration for the resulting architectural response.

Demonstrating a love of timber in all its textures, tones and colours, Point Wells Gables House outwardly takes its cues from the gabled barn of the local rural vernacular.

Patterson Associates’ Parihoa sees the idea of a modern outpost or fort articulated in the form of a robust farmhouse, overlooking its rugged and uncompromising coast.