A heritage Victorian terrace in Newtown is transformed through a striking contemporary extension, balancing traditional character with modern design. Located on a prominent corner site, Playhouse combines heritage architecture with a bold contemporary addition, creating a home that surprises and delights from every angle.
Clean, fresh, and neutral, this display home in Oran Park is a response to Sydney’s housing needs, and shows the best of both worlds through materiality and design.
The Yeo-Yo project by Archaea redefines what it means to elevate a home- both literally and architecturally. This carefully considered addition to a modest 1925 bungalow is shaped by geometry and light, transforming the existing dwelling into a striking contemporary space while respecting its original character.
Spotlight on SK1N: Two Unique Projects Making It Shine
Italian countryside meets modern architectural beauty. How two modern-traditional hybrid homes have used this beautiful material to have the best of both styles.
Deciding between durability and aesthetic design, Ha Design Architect Tony Harb uses Chillingham White Bowral Bricks to demonstrate an ideal convergence between the two.
