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This two storey extension to an old bungalow features clear internal zoning and sits on a terraced section

When planning a build in a street with significant heritage value, these architects opted for an ‘uneasy fit’

Designed following a series of local forest fires, this home encompasses resilience

This new table is safe retreat for your feline friend and a stylish end table to boot

This sauna, looking like an alien spacecraft, reflects the surrounding countryside

This airport addition is an exercise in sustainability. It uses recycled materials and snow for coolant

This renovation involved taking a home built in the 1950s and injecting much-needed character and utility

This 3 level co-working space includes a yoga studio, shower amenities and even a library

Nestled into a cliff top site and hidden beneath the trees, this small home can comfortably accommodate a single person or a large group

Austin Maynard Architects set out to solve some of the biggest societal challenges with this project, including housing affordability and aged care

Perched on a raised plateau, this home takes cues from the surrounding forest by using timber and stone – as well as glass and steel

This home makes the most of a small site by suspending the first storey over the ground floor