The Penthouse Residences at BLVD by Designer, David Hicks
Perched on the 74th to 75th floors, this expansive luxury residential duplex offers an elegant, elevated design that blends East and West with dramatic views of its surroundings.
Projects
South Terrace Residence by Chan Architecture and Sanders & King
Masterfully blending tradition and contemporary design, this renovated residence respects the Victorian heritage while embracing the natural topography of the site.
ICON HQ by FIGR Architecture Studio
Designed as a transient office, ICON HQ adopts a holistic approach, fostering collaboration, well-being, and sustainability.
Mount Eagle House by Taouk Architects
With a strong focus on the garden, this artisan family home is individually tailored and based on craftsmanship principles, balancing form with its surroundings.
Nullaki House by Bare Architects
Inspired by the Japanese approach to architecture, this holiday home fundamentally encourages a minimalist way of life, deeply connected to its surrounding nature.
Fernhurst by ANGLE
Blending individually crafted houses with the surrounding ecology, Fernhurst is a collection of buildings that are unified by a cohesive design language that emphasises a sense of sanctuary and connection to nature.
Ripple House by Marker Architecture
Gracefully blending into its landscape, this holiday home and second residence is crafted for a couple, yet thoughtfully designed to comfortably accommodate their three children and six grandchildren.
Rosie by Eckersley Architects
An extension of a Victorian weatherboard home, reimagined by Eckersley Architects for a young family. It retains the charm of the original architecture while introducing contemporary design solutions that enhance functionality and comfort.
Life Cycle by Steffen Welsch Architects
Melbourne architects and sustainability specialists, Steffen Welsch, have extended a suburban residence, giving the family home a new lease on life while being respectful to the surrounding environment.
Project 465 by Robertson Collectif
Transforming an existing homestead in Berry, NSW, into a versatile seven-bedroom retreat. This residential design caters to a retired couple's need for intimate living spaces and the capacity to host up to eighteen family members.
Tasmanian Oak Gains Contract Security until 2040
Locally sourced Tasmanian Timber promotes sustainability, economic growth, and environmental responsibility. New contracts have secured the future of Tasmanian Oak until 2040, thanks to bipartisan support from the Tasmanian government.
Cornerstone by Loupe Architecture
A charming early 1900s cottage in Greenslopes has undergone a meticulous and extensive renovation. A labour of love, aiming to preserve the historical character and architectural integrity of the original structure while incorporating modern features.