Elsternwick Residences designed by ADDARC take advantage of the tree-lined street, substantial allotment size, wide frontage and orientation to create two family focused dwellings with a singular façade expression. This uniformity and consistency in language across both residences blurs the boundary between townhouse and dwelling yet has sufficient fine-grained detail and layering to provide a clear sense of address. Photography by Timothy Kaye.
House Through the Red Gate is a project designed by Artel31. Like so many Cotswold farmyard conversions, House Through the Red Gate was formed from two listed Cotswold-stone byres. Photography by Charles Emerson.
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Layà Villas designed by Comma Projects is a collection of residences that elegantly stand along Morotai Street, named in homage to the Indonesian island’s historical significance in the Liberation of the Philippines during WWII. Aptly named “Layà,” meaning freedom in Filipino, these residences embody the essence of liberty. Photography by Alyne Media.
The Woorarra House renovation project designed by Rptecture Architects embarked on a journey to transform an existing farmhouse into a luxurious family retreat, blending the charm of the original structure with modern amenities. Located in the picturesque Yarra Valley, the design aimed to capture breath taking vistas, harmonise with the surrounding wineries, and achieve a cohesive aesthetic. The central challenge was to balance the preservation of the traditional homestead feel with the integration of contemporary design elements. Photography by Impress Photography.
Native Dog Cabin is a project designed by Chindarsi Architects. The site sits on a spur of land jutting out into the Southern Ocean between Bremer Bay and Dillon Bay. Enjoying ocean views to the east, south and west, it is surrounded by beaches and wild places. The peninsula was subdivided into large acreage lots in the early 1990’s and sold for residential development with restrictions on land clearing only to within small building envelopes to preserve the coastal landscape. Undeveloped, the site was purchased by the current owners some thirty years later. Photography by Photographica.
Clarksville Infill is a project designed by Cuppett Kilpatrick Architecture + Interior Design. This new home, located in a historic district in downtown Austin, was designed to blend within the context of shade trees and bungalows. Its simple gable form, covered porch, exposed rafter tails, and compact scale fit seamlessly into its neighborhood and support the existing streetscape. Photography by Whit Preston.
Higueras is a project designed by Alfille Arquitectos. This project involved the revitalization of a clubhouse within a housing complex. Originally built in the 1980s, the clubhouse served as a social center for residents, offering a pool, gym, and multi-purpose salon. Our design approach focused on creating a modern and flexible space that catered to the diverse needs of the community. Photography by Cesar Belio.
Ridgecrest Residence is a project designed by Clayton Korte. Perched on a hilltop in the West Lake Hills with a peek of downtown Austin, the Ridgecrest residence renovates and adds to a mid-century modern home, doubling its size. The 5,574-square-foot residence is designed to take advantage of the valley views and encourage seamless indoor and outdoor living experiences while using materials respectful of the place and details of the original 1970s home. Glazing along the south walls brings in abundant natural light and wraps around the outdoor living oasis with an existing pool and patio (floor-to-ceiling windows account for over 40% of the exterior). The living, dining, and kitchen are open concept and flow directly to the outdoor lounge, perfect for family gatherings and easy entertaining. Photography by Andrea Calo.
Amity Road is a project designed by Studio Garrison. The highlight of this home is the blend of Mediterranean http://Studio Garrisonand rustic farm looks to create a unique architecture and interior design. We personalized the interior design by incorporating old doors and other artifacts collected by the owners from living abroad. In addition to the main house, we also designed a bike barn with a sleeping loft, and an outdoor living space with a covered kitchen, so that entertaining is possible no matter the season. If you look closely, you’ll see small details that make this house a home. The home was designed to capture the views and receive sunlight throughout the year, and various artifacts and items from the owners’ travels were incorporated into the décor. Photography by Venjhamin Reyes.
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