Defoe Road by Paper House Project

Defoe Road by Paper House Project

This conversion project creates a home from a dilapidated and landlocked warehouse, transforming it into a light-filled house...

Nat's House in Sydney by Studio Prineas

Nat's House in Sydney by Studio Prineas

A recycled brick extension to a 1920s cottage bounces north light into the previously dark home. Dynamic shifts in the ceiling plane create lofty living, kitchen & dining spaces...

Arrow House in Footscray by Mark Lam Architect

Arrow House in Footscray by Mark Lam Architect

Arrow House is a renovation and extension to a Victorian weatherboard house in the inner Western Melbourne suburb of Footscray

Monastery House Bennebroek by Bureau Fraai

Monastery House Bennebroek by Bureau Fraai

In the former Sint Lucia monastery in Bennebroek, The Netherlands, Bureau Fraai has made a interior design transforming a part of a characteristic monastery into a high-quality townhouse

Blue Buoy - Albert Park by Christopher Elliott Design

Blue Buoy - Albert Park by Christopher Elliott Design

Originally, this three level townhouse was part of a larger corner Victorian c1900 building, which required an extensive renovation to make better use of some awkward spaces

The Four Seasons by YCL Studio

The Four Seasons by YCL Studio

Modern and playful 60 sq.m. apartment interior is eye-catching with its subtle details. Elegant and refined arches - a repeating element throughout the apartment

Wakecrest Residence by ShubinDonaldson

Wakecrest Residence by ShubinDonaldson

The Wakecrest Residence is a residential renovation exercising the deliberate peeling back and distilling of an original 1962 enclosure organized around a dramatic 180-degree view

ABC Street House by Austigard Arkitektur

ABC Street House by Austigard Arkitektur

The house is an infill project, utilizing an empty lot in the dense urban fabric of the coastal town of Stavanger. The house is in many ways a sequel to House in Stavanger from 2016

Architectural (dis)Order by Corpo Atelier

Architectural (dis)Order by Corpo Atelier

Inside a white box, three differently configured yellow objects are individually placed. As an immediate consequence, one's physical experience of the previously empty space