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This fresh and functional house was one of a flurry of modernist beach houses built on South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula during the boom of the 1960s. It endures today not just as a nostalgic reminder of the optimism and vibrancy of the era, but also as a testament to the hedonism of slow and simple holidays at the beach.

Relaxed yet sophisticated, this renovated Adelaide home has been designed for living and hosting in crisp, modern style.

The messy art of cooking is on full display in this kitchen, designed for keen entertainers, while a bold, shapely ensuite offers a tranquil sanctuary.

Distinctive for the “cat’s ears” roof profile, this addition to a double-fronted cottage in Adelaide is the result of a three-year labour of love for its architects.

This new beach house by Architects Ink is an elegant and respectful re-imagining of the original modernist-style shack that once stood on the site.

Sans-Arc Studio creates a Scandinavian-inspired extension to a 1920s worker’s cottage in Adelaide that gives the owners a home they can “wake up and feel really happy in.”

Max Pritchard revisits his own house after twenty-five years to create a distinctive satellite building.

Adelaide’s only Harry Seidler house, revisited by Rachel Hurst.

The Adelaide home of Jack McConnell from 1967 to 2005.

Whitmore Square affordable housing, by Troppo Architects, uses robust materials, considered shared spaces and sustainability.

A traditional Victorian villa in North Adelaide has been elegantly extended and renovated.