Artistry Collective is a project designed by Aych Architects. Located in Hawthorn, Victoria, Artistry Collective/Auburn Road consists of seven apartments across four levels, including a penthouse. The intent was to create high-quality, unique housing that harmonises with the existing fabric of the area, including nearby heritage sites. Photography by Alex Reinders.
The Rose Beach House is a project designed by Aych Architects that evolved from a family’s former weekender, to a new home that redefines how the owners can enjoy their peninsula beachside location all year round. Seamlessly blending comfort, flexibility, and environmental consciousness, the new building includes 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a kitchen/dining/living area, a lounge, a studio space, plus a laundry and pantry concealed behind the kitchen. The project captures the essence of coastal living, with a focus on connectivity, adaptability, and a harmonious relationship with nature. Photography by Luke Ray.
Slabin Residence is a project designed by Christopher Jeffrey Architects. Time had taken its toll on the existing house that was constructed in the 90’s and needed some serious attention. The Client’s had lived there for several years and loved being surrounded by the adjacent farmland and the sense of place it provided. They decided to pursue a project that combined the complete renovation of the existing structure and the addition of a new main bedroom wing. The new pool, patio, pergola, and vegetable garden create a serene environment in the rear of the property. Photography by Chris Foster Photography.
Eduardo and Clarissa, a couple of lawyers from Brasília, moved to São Paulo for work and decided to invest in personalizing their new home. For their new home, a 200m² apartment in Vila Olímpia, they wanted to bring architectural references from their hometown. The project designed by Goiva Arquitetura was developed by architects Karen Evangelisti and Marcos Mendes, while they were partners at Iná Arquitetura (today, they are in charge of Goiva Arquitetura). Photography by Maira Acayaba.
Malvern East Renovation by Hugh Feggans: A Masterclass in Modern City Living.
In the heart of Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, a stunning renovation project has brought new life to 9 Beech St, Malvern East. The Malvern East renovation, completed in 2023, is a testament to making a little do a lot. Photography by Luke Ray.
MW Architects have created a light filled family home within a secluded sunken garden in Maida Vale. The property was previously dark and poorly arranged, a common issue with many Lower Ground Floor properties in the area. The clients wanted to rearrange their flat to allow the family to grow and enjoy the location whilst also creating stronger connections with the garden. Photography by French & Tye.
Cosmo’s House designed by MW Architects is a true testament to what can be achieved when a collaborative approach is taken between architect, client and contractors. This four storey detached property, on the edge of Epping Forest, is colourful, fun and bold in form and detail, and has transformed how its owners and their young family live day to day. Photography by French + Tye.
House for Mr & Mrs Smith is a project designed by MW Architects. House for Mr & Mrs Smith by Matthew Benjamin WoodLocated in the heart of NW3, the property exceeds its duties in providing a private yet indulgent home for its large family. Photography by French & Tye.
Bristow Mews is a project designed by MW Architects. The residential development in Streatham, SE London, is a one-of-a-kind project that boasts unique and innovative design features. The development consists of three houses, including a conversion of a coach house and two new builds, each handcrafted with interiors designed by MW Architects. The interiors feature high-quality materials such as oak joinery, Bauwerk lime paint, concrete sinks, and polished concrete floors, providing residents with open plan and contemporary living spaces that stand out from other developer-built homes. Photography by Taran Wilkhu.
In this renovation project designed by Le Borgne Rizk Architecture, a large family wanted to reinvent their daily way of life by seeking to maximize the use of previously neglected outdoor spaces. Their main aspiration was to better integrate nature into their daily lives, through architecture that allowed for a fluid link between indoors and outdoors. This desire to open up their home to nature, while retaining the comfort and functionality necessary for family life, guided every architectural decision. Photography by Maxime Brouillet.
