North Bondi sees Greg Natale draw on an Art Deco playfulness to propose a home that feels like the ideal disconnect, idyllically separated from the world below.

Creswick House sees Moby Architecture and Interiors combine both rural and contemporary languages in proposing the final resolve, emphasising the natural.

Ocean House sees Rob Mills Architecture & Interiors draw on the unyielding coastal conditions to propose a protective and robust holiday home for family and friends.

Courtyard House sees COX Architecture combine references to the Moroccan riad to draw in natural light and create an increased sense of scale.

Woollahra Residence sees Matt Goodman Architecture Office open up the home to bring in natural light and bathe the new spaces in a shared lightness.

Cummings House sees Arcke combine restraint and a sensitive lens to ensure the new sits comfortably amongst the existing, adding in both amenity and richness of crafted elements.

Heron House sees Pac Studio draw on simplicity and a sense of removal to conjure a home of slightness and necessity, tucked amongst established surrounds.

Together with Bone Made, Avenue One Design carefully crafts Rozelle House as a considered home, combining natural and textural elements amongst the smooth and refined.

Lewis House sees Studio Roam and Iota combine to propose a response to heritage that embraces its coastal context while celebrating the handmade.

Bulimba Residence sees DAH Architecture, Pilot Projects and Clo Studios combine to add layered functionality and flexibility to the planning, allowing the home to grow and evolve with its family over.

Wheelers Hill Residence sees Matyas Architects draw from their raw and natural palette to create a series of spaces that embrace warmth and a shared open connectedness.

Prahran House sees Pandolfini Architects and Sophie Davies balance the character and charm of heritage elements with a contemporary crispness for a revised relevance.

Sorrento Residence takes advantage of its natural surrounds, while a clean and linear approach by Project 12 Architecture ensures a longevity and relevance through the encasing materiality.

Residence H sees Nina Maya Interiors draw on the muted foundational base of the home to introduce elements that feel as though they have always existed in place.

Arthur Street sees Architecton carefully layer contrasting elements to create a natural hierarchy and elevate the everyday, ensuring a timeless resolve.

Ashgrove Hillside House sees Kieron Gait Architects extend the already established sense of proportion and scale to open the home further and allow more of the outer landscape.

Gallery House sees Architecture Works and Selzer Design Studio carefully craft a home of lasting relevance, drawing on a linear and anchored approach, heightened through custom detailing.

Mathieson Architects cleverly enhances a challenging site, ensuring clean lines and restraint allow Bondi Beach House’s surrounding view to be in focus.

Colo Crossings sees Benn and Penna Architects weave the natural environment with the built form, creating a home that is unique to, yet in unison with, the landscape.

Earl Parade by Cavill Architects is an efficient family home which embraces its subtropical context through lush planting, extensive openings and ample ventilation.

Designed by Jack McKinney Architects with interiors by Cameron Ireland, Poured Pleats in Auckland is a contemporary extension to an Edwardian villa defined by a pleated concrete roof.

Longueville House sees Vanessa Wegner Architect use Bowral Bricks to seamlessly join the interior of the original house to its extension.

Lugarno Kitchen sees Blum products seamlessly integrated, as Minosa reimagines a family kitchen.

Conceived as an extension to a weatherboard cottage in Melbourne’s north-east, House K emerges as an evolution of its previous form through a heightening of detail and craft.