Kiwi bach
Designed as a student project for an international green building competition, this reimagined Kiwi ‘bach’ has found its permanent place on the east coast of New Zealand’s North Island.
Read moreThinking outside the box
In inner-Sydney, an old worker's cottage has been renovated into a modernist, timber-clad cube that brings more space and light to a growing family.
Read moreEmbracing the shack
A backyard studio ‘shack’ was the ideal way to create more living space without compromising an otherwise perfect Tasmanian home.
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A creative response to the constraints of an awkwardly shaped site has resulted in an eye-catching curvilinear family home in inner Melbourne.
Read moreGarden house
By 'renovating' the garden at the same time as the house, a Melbourne family has reduced costs over the long term and achieved exactly what they intended – a naturally comfortable home set in a productive landscape.
Read moreThe ideal unwind
A prefabricated, modular design was found to be the most practical way for a Melbourne couple to build 130 kilometres away on a Central Victorian bush block.
Read moreSky farm studio
With health driving the brief, a distinctive studio-home in rural New South Wales prioritises non-toxic materials and brims with beautiful natural features.
Read moreGrass is greener
Part of our Common Ground feature on sustainable and liveable strata, this Melbourne apartment block’s residents banded together to install an extensive green roof, with many benefits.
Read moreShades of green
A heritage dwelling in St Kilda demonstrate a new approach to sustainable inner city living.
Read moreLofty ideals
This modest extension showcases not only passive solar design but also well-researched eco-friendly materials, some of them still experimental.
Read moreRecycled house
A Sydney semi is renovated using a palette of sustainably sourced materials and bricks and timber salvaged from the original house.
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