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Sanctuary 46: renovate on any budget
The new issue of Sanctuary magazine is full of renovations that show that even small, low-budget projects can transform a home.
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Sanctuary 45: A house for $100k
Sanctuary 45 is here and is our experimental issue, full of designs that play with shape, budget, site and style.
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Great reads of 2018
Looking for a Christmas present, or some engaging reading for yourself over the summer? Here's a roundup of some of the inspiring books on design and sustainable living that we've reviewed in Sanctuary this year.
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Sanctuary 44 out now – step inside Australia’s most sustainable homes
Sanctuary 44 is here and turns the spotlight on climate-ready house designs.
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Sanctuary 43 out now
Sanctuary 43 is here, with a special ‘teeny tiny homes’ feature: five inspiring tiny-footprint homes where you can live well with less.
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Sanctuary 42 out now – Prefab performers
Sanctuary 42 is out now, with a special feature on the latest developments in the modular & prefab industry in Australia.
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Sanctuary 41 out now
Renovation can be tricky and expensive, but the rewards can be remarkable as demonstrated by the incredible home renovations in the latest Sanctuary.
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Sanctuary 40 out now
There is a lot of interest in shipping containers for houses, but rarely is it done as cleverly and beautifully as in the ship-shape holiday home in southern NSW that features on the cover of Sanctuary 40.
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Sanctuary 39 out now
Our ‘Shacks & Studios’ special features five great builds under 75 square metres.
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Review: The Australian Beekeeping Manual
There are over 10,000 registered beekeepers in Australia and interest in backyard and rooftop hives is booming. We review Robert Owen's beekeeping manual, designed to help.
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Earthships land in northern NSW
Earthships - the ‘radically sustainable’ homes designed by American architect Michael Reynolds – are made from recycled materials and use passive solar design. We caught up with Duuvy Jester from northern NSW to chat about building these energy efficient homes.
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