Urban

A timber Federation cottage in Tassie is transformed into a highly personalised, ‘feathered’ sanctuary.

Ben Callery Architects overcame an unusual site with a convention-busting design that embraces a family’s flow.

“The brief and scope for this project [were] so exciting,” shares Danielle Brustman, the interior designer behind Cremorne’s Brighton Street Early Learning Centre by Perkins Architects.

An infill development for a downsizing family packs a lot of style and savvy into its compact footprint.

Bokey Grant Architects created a more generous sense of space by connecting rooms and sightlines with the garden and fine-tuning junctions and thresholds.

Union House in Brunswick presented the brief from heaven for Austin Maynard Architects: a playful home for an energetic family and open-minded owners bursting with ideas.

Freedom and exploration, in both architecture and landscape, flow through Bismarck House, designed by Andrew Burges Architects and Dangar Barin Smith.

Via Porta, Eatery & Deli is more than a restaurant: it’s an homage to the Italian heritage of Studio Esteta co-Director, Sarah Cosentino and her siblings Simon, Jonathan and Ryan.

Anthrosite Architects used Structural Insulated Panels to reduce construction time and costs for this affordable housing development in Newcastle.

A home by Clare Cousins Architects and garden by Eckersley Garden Architecture uses a sloping site and simple, efficient forms to nestle a family of four into a bushy block near Blackburn’s Gardiner’s Creek.