Amidst the sweeping panoramic vistas of Rushcutters Bay, the Dream Weaver penthouse rises as a luminous symbol of opulence and personal expression. YSG Studio transformed the space into an escapist wonderland tailored for discerning empty nesters.
In the idyllic Sydney suburb of Castlecrag, an original bungalow once sat at odds with its surroundings. It was a discordant note amidst the harmonious architecture designed by the likes of Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahoney Griffin.
When one thinks of residential architecture in Australia, thoughts may stray to familiar styles marked by pitched roofs, front verandas, and a recognisable domesticity. Yet in Melbourne's east, the Gottlieb House by Wood Marsh stands as a striking departure from convention.
The philosophy of this residence lies in its celebration of architecture's transformative power, sculpting a habitat that fosters both physical and psychological wellness.
Perched on the pristine shores of North Stradbroke Island, the Baker Boys Beach House is a contemporary nod to the traditional beach shacks that once decorated the island.
This house was not always the sun-drenched, spatially-optimised home it is today. In its previous life, this Edwardian-era abode was a gloomy labyrinth of poorly planned spaces, suffering from a lack of natural light and connectivity with the surrounding environment.
Set in a historic arts and crafts neighbourhood, the project respectfully preserves the aesthetic streetscape while infusing a refreshing modernity into the rear extension.
Embraced by the coveted real estate of the Mornington Peninsula, the Portsea Surf Shack is more than a home to a close-knit family of three and their loyal canine companions; it's a lifestyle.
Embodying a captivating exploration of design ideas influenced by the client's rich Mexican heritage and aesthetic sensibilities.
Where rugged coastal beauty meets architectural finesse, the Long Reef Surf Life Saving Club emerges as a captivating sanctuary within Griffith Reserve dunescape.
Nestled within the Mount Waverley neighbourhood, Brimar House, emerges as a sanctuary where form and function converge in perfect harmony.
A captivating project envisioned by the talented team at Tom Robertson Architects, seamlessly harmonises an Edwardian cottage with a contemporary timber addition.
