Australia architecture designs

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

Suzanne Hunt Architect presents The Pad, Perth, Australia. A beautifully detailed, Japanese inspired home, intimately connected to its context. The architecture is deliberately understated with a minimal material palette

Designed by Robert Harwood Architects, Euroa House, is set in a forbidding and spectacular landscape in central Victoria, Australia, this house is built from Core Ten Steel, ICF blocks and SIPS panels to provide a high level of thermal insulation

EPSC Residence was conceived by Davidov Architects as a contemporary farmhouse in an undulating agricultural vineyard in Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, Australia. The house is set into a steep hillside located deep within the secluded 25-acre property

Sealand’s clients wanted Australis to be a house that would make it easy to raise a young family but would also have the flexibility to accommodate their changing requirements as the children grew older in Queensland, Australia

This cottage was purchased by the client just prior to their first child was born. They did some small renovations with plans for more major work to happen later. After their second child, the time had come for Studio 15b to add more space and more toilets to Black Betty House, Brisbane, Queensland