Literature meets house design, known as the library home in Sydney, the tale of a calligrapher handing three books to his wife, stacked randomly then onto a table is how the concept of this project all came together – all they had to say was, “we want The Books House,” and so it was.Read More

Welcome into the doors of the bayside suburb Port Melbourne home, where a family project is complemented by light, space and a sense of warmth in materials. Creating an environment to be loved by the whole tribe is something of awe, but when it’s emphasised within a dramatic double heightened space, a courtyard garden separating the old...Read More

This Perth, Western Australia project creates a critique of it’s developing suburban context, whilst highlighting the typological narrative of the respective background of the clients, and the response to the specifics of the site itself.Read More

When we think of the capital city of Queensland, Australia you might imagine a tropical beach side getaway, but the most traditional standing piece of design are the Queenslanders - a traditional style of wooden stilted house complete with a veranda. In Hamilton, Brisbane is where this tall home is constructed against the landscape by duo Tato...Read More

After 4 years of renovating the 1936 queen anne mount hawthorn federation house with scraping, layering, peeling and piecing together this home, Iredale Pedersen Hook Architects & Caroline Di Costa Architects have created something evocative of rich spatial experience that’s both familiar yet not. Located in Perth Australia, both architects preserve and reinterpret the past, layering history that...Read More

The Tower House is an award winning home receiving accolades in 2015 for its impressive extension and renovation aspects – and it’s still now in 2018 a home to admire. The original weatherboard house has been restored to accomodate a growing family in Alphington, Victoria. Along the parklands of the Yarra Valley, the house is...Read More

Perched on an 85 kilometre island of land, this architectural, multi-disciplinary, creation by Paul Wakelam is perfectly misunderstood, the name even suggests so, known as the “Toodyay Shack.” The shack stands and reflects an intriguing personality of vast influences, similar to Wakelam’s career as sculptor, graphic and landscape designer, and admirer of Japanese architecture. Inside is anything...Read More