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Type - New houses
Year completed - 2022
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Living spaces at the centre of the house spill out to the terrace and garden, designed by Alexandra Farrington. Artwork: Kardi.

Deepwater House by AHA Studio

AHA Studio

In the Perth suburbs, a new home deploys an efficient plan and varied outlook to forge connections for a close-knit family with their garden, their neighbourhood, and each other.

Residential
Recycled bricks laid in different bonds add texture and variety without the need for applied finishes.

A House for Grandma by Brcar Morony Architecture

Brcar Morony

As demand for intergenerational living continues to grow, this secondary dwelling offers an enticing model for independent and adaptable occupation that can evolve with the needs of its owners.

Residential
An easement on the western edge is now a linear garden, allowing the home to function as a verandah when the doors are open. Artwork: Naomi Williams

Northcote House by MA and Co Architects

Underpinned by a thoughtful balance of pragmatism and craft, this simple but spatially intriguing terrace adaptation responds to the needs of intergenerational living.

Residential
The brief was for an affordable, environmentally responsible family home. Sculptures: Kura Studio.

Farrier Lane House by MDC Architects

MDC Architects

Deploying the activist potential of an architect’s own home, this new house in Western Australia is a testing ground for low-carbon living.

Residential
The response to this triangular site led to an unconventional form: a three winged structure that enfolds a courtyard.

Blok Belongil by Blok Modular with Vokes and Peters

Blok Modular and Vokes and Peters

Blok Belongil, Blok Modular’s collaboration with architecture practice Vokes and Peters, is built on the edge of the sand dunes at Belongil Beach, Byron Bay. In response to rising sea levels, the council forbids construction here unless the building can be demounted and moved within a certain time frame.

Residential
Sheltered and adaptable, the ground floor can be used for work, rest and play. Sculpture: Soho Galleries; bench, garden sculpture: Gardeco; lamp: Fineworks Paddington.

Shed House by Breakspear Architects

With an internal courtyard at its core, this new home for a family of five is equal parts ordered and elastic, providing space for living, working and making in the Sydney suburbs.

Residential
Skillion roofs and a setback respond to heritage controls and neighbours’ expectations.

Moonee Ponds House by Lovell Burton Architecture

On a traditional street in Melbourne’s west, a new house pairs pragmatic planning and cost-effective material use with surprising volume to reframe the dream of a suburban family home.

Residential
The design of the new house preserves the lush landscape setting that first attracted the clients.

River Hearth House by Arcke

Arcke

Rebuffing the temptation of the singular view, this new house evokes memories of the site’s past occupation to craft a place for living and making on the Brisbane River.

Residential
The client's brief comprised three bold formal features, including a hovering wall facing the street.

Mayfair by Whispering Smith

In suburban Perth , a decisive new house honours the homeowner’s aspirations for monumental structure, using brave formal order to frame opportunities for light, airiness and calm introspection.

Residential
Skylights along the home’s eastern and western edges admit light while avoiding looking into neighbours’ houses.

AB House by Office Mi–Ji

This new house on Victoria’s Bellarine Peninsula is designed for many or few, accommodating the ebb and flow of visitors and withstanding the weathering of its coastal locale.

Residential
On a site of former grazing land, this semi-rural house organizes a home and its sheds into one cohesive building.

House in the Dry by MRTN Architects

Melbourne-based MRTN Architects has created a thoughtfully resolved home in Tamworth in regional NSW that draws on the legacy of agricultural sheds.

Residential