Dulwich Hill Duo, New South Wales house

Dulwich Hill Duo, New South Wales House

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

Old North Road, Auckland, New Zealand

Old North Road, Auckland,

The Old North Road project, in Auckland, NZ by LTD Architectural Design Studio’s aim was to provide a privacy and protection for a family returning from Northern Australia seeking to escape the baking sun.

House Full of Teenagers, California

House Full of Teenagers, California

House Full of Teenagers, California, designed by SUBU Design Architecture. The calm neutral interior palette then opens you up to the lush, landscaped backyard and a plunge pool with bold azure blue water

Hughesdale Extension, Victoria, Australia

Hughesdale Extension Victoria Australia

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.

The Pines, Surrey, London: Cobham property

The Pines

Designed by Ström Architects, The Pines is an impressive period property, built in the 1900s in a green suburb of Cobham, Surrey. This luxury home south of London has undergone a remarkable transformation.

Jay Esplanade House, Victoria, Australia

Jay Esplanade House Victoria Australia

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.

Riverside Cabin, Valdivia, Chile building

Riverside Cabin, Valdivia, Chile building

The commission for Riverside Cabin consisted basically of a shelter on the banks of the Calle-Calle river, in Valdivia, Región de Los Ríos, Chile, designed by by Arce & Westermeier Arquitectos. The cabin generates exchanges with the outside