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Sitting behind this former shopfront facade is a new three-storey addition that prioritises sustainability and natural light 

This bathroom – part of the architect's own home that he also designed – serves as an ensuite, main bathroom and a guest bathroom. Modern and minimalist, it includes a secret entrance when used by guests

A three storey addition and dramatic rear garden architectural spaces all work well together in this far-sighted and sustainable project

Not every window makes a rectangle. This feature window echoes and accentuates the gable form of the living room wing it serves

This unique space successfully merges indoor and outdoor areas seamlessly to great effect

This strong and surprising architectural home by Wolf Architects responds to the emotional needs of the owner and the sustainable imperatives of our planet

Building up the land in front of the front deck avoided the need to have balustrades on this new home, thus keeping costs down and leaving views uninterrupted. Check out the home's other savvy architectural moves that op...

Australia's best and brightest architects and designers were recognised at this year's TIDA Australia Homes awards

Natural and artificial light leaks into this shower stall at several points for an inviting aesthetic. This approach also makes it very easy to find the shampoo

This kitchen offers a wealth of functionality for its bachelor owner while palette choices make it bold, masculine and relaxing

Natural, textured materials give this renovated kitchen a strong connection not only to its wooded outlook but also to the rest of the home

Sheltered from on-shore wind by the home itself, this pool and entertainer's space still enjoys full, uninterrupted views of the sea via a generous vista right through the interior of the home