Australia architecture designs

Gidgegannup House, Perth contemporary residence in Western Australia – design by Iredale Pedersen Hook Architects, rural residential building photographs by Patrick Bingham-Hall

Dunedin Street Residence, Perth house, Western Australia property design by Iredale Pedersen Hook Architects – architecture: residential development images

This two storey river front home is situated on an established residential island in Australia’s Gold Coast. Intimately designed by the architect for his young active family, the residence reflects their dynamic outdoor lifestyle and love of the water.

Studio 197 occupies a sliver of land at the rear of a 400m2 lot facing Cairns Esplanade. It was intended as a work/home studio and temporary home for the owner while the front of the lot was developed.

Beach House Australia design by BDA Architects – Robinson Residence, new Australian beachfront property: a courtyard divides the home into two parts

Main Beach house design by BDA Architects is a modest, single family beach house designed to replace an existing dwelling on the site which the client had owned for a number of years

The residence is sited on an elevated grassy knoll overlooking the northern view of mountains and valleys, just outside Maleny on the sunshine coast, Queensland, north eastern Australia

Grandview Drive Residence is a small holiday home on a long, narrow and steep site facing east towards the ocean in Coolum. Possessing a regional coastal character, the design responds to the challenging nature of the site

Cabarita Beach House Australia waterfront residential development design by Owen & Vokes Architects: contemporary residence close to the water, designed in a pure white style, using simple low forms and minimal landscaping.

Situated on an exclusive residential street, the site adjoins extensive park to the south and absolute beachfront to the east. The residence successfully achieves its own oasis

The house design by PUSH architects is set on an expansive site with south facing river frontage and a dramatic 30m elevational drop to the tidal zone. The home design resolves itself as a classic courtyard home with a two storey ‘L’ shaped volume.

Brisbane based architecture practice Donovan Hill’s Happy Haus was amongst nineteen designs selected for the Bushfire Homes Service. The Bushfire Homes Service is a joint initiative of the Australian Institute of Architects (Victoria) and the Office of the Victorian Government Architect