Auburn Residence by Chan Architecture
The transformation of a double-fronted Victorian home in Hawthorn East into a light, spacious and sustainable family home that feels fresh and warm.
The transformation of a double-fronted Victorian home in Hawthorn East into a light, spacious and sustainable family home that feels fresh and warm.
Set high on a sloping Northcote corner, this multi-level family home flows through a series of immersive spaces shaped by light, material and rhythm. Designed for both connection and solitude, it gently links indoor living with garden, pool and the broader landscape.
Set among the trees above MacMasters Beach, Three Points House is a coastal home thoughtfully redesigned by BIJL Architecture. The project brings clarity and warmth to an existing structure, creating spaces that feel calm, connected, and easy to live in.
A bold yet inviting rural home, this residence is set on a gently rising site in Melbourne’s south-east. Merricks House by Aktis Architects is designed to sit above a three-metre level change, balancing raw materials, natural light, and thoughtful planning to create a modern family home.
Sculpted with curving forms, natural light, and strong materials, Brixton balances privacy and openness, offering flexible living across two wings and embracing its leafy setting with warmth, light, and lasting function.
Balancing calm and craft, this home reimagines the family dwelling in leafy Bardwell Park. Sole House embraces its sloping site, using tactile materials to create a retreat shaped by family memory, organic flow, and local care.
Swedish simplicity meets Italian warmth in this sustainable coastal retreat. Designed for gatherings and cosy escapes, The Blairgowrie Beach Club features mid-century charm, smart zoning, and passive design; turning a family’s story into a soulful coastal sanctuary.
A light-filled, tree-hugging family home in Berwick that blends sustainable design with cosy, flexible spaces and connects effortlessly to the landscape: think treetop balconies, leafy views, and boardwalk paths. Built on a budget without compromise.
Redefining modern living through minimalist form, natural materials and abundant light. Stripped of clutter and rich in tactile detail, this Melbourne home celebrates purity, calm, and the quiet power of thoughtful design.
A thoughtful revival of a Preston bungalow, blending heritage charm with modern sustainability. This extension honours the home’s original character while introducing the comfort, efficiency and openness of contemporary living.
A thoughtfully crafted garden, Glen Iris by Julie Crowe Landscape Design is designed for longevity, inclusivity, and sensory richness. A collaboration with Cosh Living, it blends timeless landscaping with durable, elegant outdoor furnishings.
A transformative renovation of a classic Federation home in Sydney, Petersham House by Cateaux Architects and CHROFI prioritises light, flow, and outdoor connection with the design introducing a two-storey light well and reimagined lower ground floor for a fresh, contemporary family home.