Korinda House by BENT Architecture unfolds as a series of masonry volumes across a sloping rural site, balancing retreat and connection. Clad in rugged timbercrete and shaped by landscape, the home embraces sustainability, privacy and family life in equal measure.
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.
Anchored by a central pavilion, this residence by MRTN Architects draws on mid-century Eichler principles to prioritise connection, adaptability and social life. Carefully arranged volumes balance privacy and openness, shaping a timeless family home defined by structure and materiality.
Cloud Residence by FURNISHD. is a sky-high Melbourne apartment inspired by light, clouds and elevation. Defined by serene minimalism and sculptural forms, the home layers warm textures and curated furnishings to create a calm, celestial retreat floating above the CBD.
A considered downsizer designed to support ageing in place. Single-level living, intuitive circulation and earthy materials create a calm, adaptable home that fosters wellbeing and a strong connection to landscape.
Anglesea House by Eckersley Architects reinterprets Australian coastal living through post-war modernist forms and beach shack simplicity. Designed for multi-generational family life, the home balances shared spaces with moments of retreat, grounded in landscape and material restraint.
