Project Alston
Contemporary style and architectural heritage coalesce to craft a nature-centric sanctuary.
Contemporary style and architectural heritage coalesce to craft a nature-centric sanctuary.
Through a verdant breezeblock screened garden, Bondi Breeze seamlessly blurs the boundaries between indoors and out.
Led by place, purpose, and community, Kosloff Architecture’s Templeton Primary School project harmonises Victorian-era legacy with a contemporary sensibility.
Inside and out, The Besser by Webb & Brown-Neaves reveals a careful balance of structure, texture and natural light, creating a cohesive living environment that feels both robust and inviting.
Utilising materiality, Boulevard House by Albert Mo Architects serves as an interplay between architecture and landscape where nature and the built environment unite.
Inspired by 1940s Palm Springs, the home provides an effortless take on mid-century modern design with a playful twist.
Designed by Aphora Architecture, Cross Street addresses Australia’s ageing population and city density by utilising materiality to accommodate a variety of inhabitants.
COX Architects and Aspect Studio were faced with a demanding task: Re-design the 45,200-seat Sydney Football Stadium into a building that both ‘fits in and stands out’ in its inner city location.
Upon first glance, the architectural form of Eyrie House subtly blends with the Australian native landscape, championing the natural environment through a pallet of light-coloured blocks.
Curious Practice used GB Masonry blocks in a structural and experimental way for practical and subtle effect.