Australia architecture designs

Bike House in Melbourne, Australia, by FMD Architects, a dwelling for a family of 4 which also includes flexible spaces which can adapt as the children grow, and require more privacy

On the leafy shoreline of Clareville Beach, Australia, this new residential dwelling recedes behind a green canopy cascading from the rooftop down and growing up from below blurring the lines between outside and in. The Rama Architects designed M House hints of Brazilian Modernism are seen in the concrete form with deep drawn-out eaves, voids and openness

Music Room House is a tactile design for a home for a musical family of 3, located in the Sydney suburb of Glebe, New South Wales, Australia, making use of a cross-laminated timber (CLT) construction type

Tietz House with its new attached entry pavilion and the studio sited comfortably in the streetscape of the historic village of Blackheath, New South Wales, Australia.

The Highlands House in the Southern Highlands was designed by Luke Moloney Architecture to sit discretely in the landscape of New South Wales, Australia. Its materials will grey off over time and take on the colours of its bushland setting

Winter Creek is a new residence on a truffle and cattle farm in Trentham, Victoria, Australia, designed by sense of space [SOS Architects] Architecture: a modern single-story house in a field surrounded by mature pine trees, a striking context for the home

Dulwich Hill Duo is a new semi-detached dual occupancy house located in Sydney, Australia. With housing affordability becoming an increasingly prevalent issue, the project offered an opportunity to not only provide a cost-effective outcome for Blake Letnic Architects’ clients but contribute to improving housing density and diversity within the suburban fringes

Hughesdale Extension in Victoria, Australia, by Block Architecture Studio. The extension to this 1920’s era red clinker brick original dwelling removed the previous lean to addition, while lightly touching the existing fabric of the building.

Jay Esplanade House in Victoria, Australia, designed by Eckersley Architects, introduces a unique twist to traditional floor levels, with a thoughtful reversal that enhances the living experience to open up the spaces to the exterior.

Designed by SOS Architects, this residence is a contemporary, stripped back take on a traditional double fronted Victorian cottage, located in Trentham, Victoria, Australia

The House in the Dry on ex-grazing land in Tamworth, NSW, Australia, was designed by MRTN Architects to transform a scrubby parched piece of land into an energy-efficient contemporary home set within a landscape of regenerated native plants