Sanctuary Issue 9
- Giant Strides, Small Footprint
- Size Matters
- What’s Old Is New
- Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Sustainability Rebates
- The Millennium House
- Made To Order
- Prestige Prefab
- Gimme Shelta
- Sustainable Prefab
- Home Studio
- In Its Element
- Small Talk
- Living Well With Less
- Small Houses
- The Good Life
Issue Contents:
Giant Strides, Small Footprint
A little terrace goes a long way. Enmore, Sydney, NSW. Caitlin McGee
Small Houses
America’s Small House Movement dreams big, builds small.
Living Well With Less
Clever design makes the most of limited space in this stylish New York apartment.
Small Talk
With Andrew Maynard, architect
In Its Element
Inspired by nature and shaped by its environment. Snowy Mountains, NSW. James Stockwell
Home Studio
How a creative couple made their workers cottage work. Marrickville, Sydney, NSW. Marra + Yeh Architects.
Sustainable Prefab
Better built buildings that are kinder to the environment.
Gimme Shelta
Wind and woolly Flinders needs a special kind of prefab. Flinders Island. Stephen Sainsbury, EcoShelta
Prestige Prefab
Modscape raises the style stakes. Merricks, Victoria. Modscape
Made To Order
Prebuilt modular houses. Merricks, Victoria. Prebuilt
The Millennium House
Keeping it simple. The Millennium is made principally of precast concrete walls and is mostly prefabricated, which keeps costs down. Dickson, ACT. Ric Butt, Strine Design
Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Sustainability Rebates
A primer for the bewildered.
What’s Old Is New
A Melbourne renovation bucks the extension trend. West Brunswick, Victoria. Ande Bunbury Architects
Size Matters
Reassessing our love affair with big houses.
The Good Life
An architect swaps a city studio for a converted shed in rural Tasmania. Woodbridge, Tasmania. Ryan Strating, Core Collective
