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Out Now • Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from @pollyharbisondesign, @feldmanarchitecture, @shaunlockyerarchitects, @olsonkundig, @arentpykestudio, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @robertsgrayarchitects, @_esoteriko, @young_projects, @billymaynard_ and more.

Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design. This home epitomises the distinctive blend of materiality, design ingenuity and connection to place we have celebrated across our 20 issues. The issue also includes profiles on @andandandstudio, @bocci, @studioko,@dinosaur_designs and @amelieduchalard as well as the latest in style, design and luxury news.

The Commercial Project features projects and profiles across the retail, lifestyle, hospitality, workplace and wellness sectors. The Local Marketplace is a comprehensive product and finishes guide that also highlights designers, artists, makers and distributors throughout Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 20 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

Out Now • Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from @pollyharbisondesign, @feldmanarchitecture, @shaunlockyerarchitects, @olsonkundig, @arentpykestudio, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @robertsgrayarchitects, @_esoteriko, @young_projects, @billymaynard_ and more.

Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design. This home epitomises the distinctive blend of materiality, design ingenuity and connection to place we have celebrated across our 20 issues. The issue also includes profiles on @andandandstudio, @bocci, @studioko,@dinosaur_designs and @amelieduchalard as well as the latest in style, design and luxury news.

The Commercial Project features projects and profiles across the retail, lifestyle, hospitality, workplace and wellness sectors. The Local Marketplace is a comprehensive product and finishes guide that also highlights designers, artists, makers and distributors throughout Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 20 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

Out Now • Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from @pollyharbisondesign, @feldmanarchitecture, @shaunlockyerarchitects, @olsonkundig, @arentpykestudio, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @robertsgrayarchitects, @_esoteriko, @young_projects, @billymaynard_ and more.

Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design. This home epitomises the distinctive blend of materiality, design ingenuity and connection to place we have celebrated across our 20 issues. The issue also includes profiles on @andandandstudio, @bocci, @studioko,@dinosaur_designs and @amelieduchalard as well as the latest in style, design and luxury news.

The Commercial Project features projects and profiles across the retail, lifestyle, hospitality, workplace and wellness sectors. The Local Marketplace is a comprehensive product and finishes guide that also highlights designers, artists, makers and distributors throughout Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 20 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

Out Now • Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from @pollyharbisondesign, @feldmanarchitecture, @shaunlockyerarchitects, @olsonkundig, @arentpykestudio, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @robertsgrayarchitects, @_esoteriko, @young_projects, @billymaynard_ and more.

Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design. This home epitomises the distinctive blend of materiality, design ingenuity and connection to place we have celebrated across our 20 issues. The issue also includes profiles on @andandandstudio, @bocci, @studioko,@dinosaur_designs and @amelieduchalard as well as the latest in style, design and luxury news.

The Commercial Project features projects and profiles across the retail, lifestyle, hospitality, workplace and wellness sectors. The Local Marketplace is a comprehensive product and finishes guide that also highlights designers, artists, makers and distributors throughout Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 20 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

Out Now • Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from @pollyharbisondesign, @feldmanarchitecture, @shaunlockyerarchitects, @olsonkundig, @arentpykestudio, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @robertsgrayarchitects, @_esoteriko, @young_projects, @billymaynard_ and more.

Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design. This home epitomises the distinctive blend of materiality, design ingenuity and connection to place we have celebrated across our 20 issues. The issue also includes profiles on @andandandstudio, @bocci, @studioko,@dinosaur_designs and @amelieduchalard as well as the latest in style, design and luxury news.

The Commercial Project features projects and profiles across the retail, lifestyle, hospitality, workplace and wellness sectors. The Local Marketplace is a comprehensive product and finishes guide that also highlights designers, artists, makers and distributors throughout Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 20 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

Out Now • Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from @pollyharbisondesign, @feldmanarchitecture, @shaunlockyerarchitects, @olsonkundig, @arentpykestudio, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @robertsgrayarchitects, @_esoteriko, @young_projects, @billymaynard_ and more.

Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design. This home epitomises the distinctive blend of materiality, design ingenuity and connection to place we have celebrated across our 20 issues. The issue also includes profiles on @andandandstudio, @bocci, @studioko,@dinosaur_designs and @amelieduchalard as well as the latest in style, design and luxury news.

The Commercial Project features projects and profiles across the retail, lifestyle, hospitality, workplace and wellness sectors. The Local Marketplace is a comprehensive product and finishes guide that also highlights designers, artists, makers and distributors throughout Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 20 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

Out Now • Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from @pollyharbisondesign, @feldmanarchitecture, @shaunlockyerarchitects, @olsonkundig, @arentpykestudio, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @robertsgrayarchitects, @_esoteriko, @young_projects, @billymaynard_ and more.

Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design. This home epitomises the distinctive blend of materiality, design ingenuity and connection to place we have celebrated across our 20 issues. The issue also includes profiles on @andandandstudio, @bocci, @studioko,@dinosaur_designs and @amelieduchalard as well as the latest in style, design and luxury news.

The Commercial Project features projects and profiles across the retail, lifestyle, hospitality, workplace and wellness sectors. The Local Marketplace is a comprehensive product and finishes guide that also highlights designers, artists, makers and distributors throughout Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 20 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

Out Now • Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from @pollyharbisondesign, @feldmanarchitecture, @shaunlockyerarchitects, @olsonkundig, @arentpykestudio, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @robertsgrayarchitects, @_esoteriko, @young_projects, @billymaynard_ and more.

Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design. This home epitomises the distinctive blend of materiality, design ingenuity and connection to place we have celebrated across our 20 issues. The issue also includes profiles on @andandandstudio, @bocci, @studioko,@dinosaur_designs and @amelieduchalard as well as the latest in style, design and luxury news.

The Commercial Project features projects and profiles across the retail, lifestyle, hospitality, workplace and wellness sectors. The Local Marketplace is a comprehensive product and finishes guide that also highlights designers, artists, makers and distributors throughout Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 20 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

Out Now • Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from @pollyharbisondesign, @feldmanarchitecture, @shaunlockyerarchitects, @olsonkundig, @arentpykestudio, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @robertsgrayarchitects, @_esoteriko, @young_projects, @billymaynard_ and more.

Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design. This home epitomises the distinctive blend of materiality, design ingenuity and connection to place we have celebrated across our 20 issues. The issue also includes profiles on @andandandstudio, @bocci, @studioko,@dinosaur_designs and @amelieduchalard as well as the latest in style, design and luxury news.

The Commercial Project features projects and profiles across the retail, lifestyle, hospitality, workplace and wellness sectors. The Local Marketplace is a comprehensive product and finishes guide that also highlights designers, artists, makers and distributors throughout Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 20 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

Out Now • Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from @pollyharbisondesign, @feldmanarchitecture, @shaunlockyerarchitects, @olsonkundig, @arentpykestudio, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @robertsgrayarchitects, @_esoteriko, @young_projects, @billymaynard_ and more.

Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design. This home epitomises the distinctive blend of materiality, design ingenuity and connection to place we have celebrated across our 20 issues. The issue also includes profiles on @andandandstudio, @bocci, @studioko,@dinosaur_designs and @amelieduchalard as well as the latest in style, design and luxury news.

The Commercial Project features projects and profiles across the retail, lifestyle, hospitality, workplace and wellness sectors. The Local Marketplace is a comprehensive product and finishes guide that also highlights designers, artists, makers and distributors throughout Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 20 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

On The Market • As one of the most trusted voices in design and architecture media across Australasia, we’ve long understood how to present exceptional design-led residences in a way that connects with a discerning audience. This understanding has driven the creation of On the Market, a new, curated, architecture-led real-estate vertical.

Featured across our print publications, website and social channels, the platform will showcase design-led houses, apartments, penthouses and multi-residential projects currently for sale across Australia, New Zealand and, soon, the United States. 

Head to the link in bio to discover On The Market by The Local Project.

On The Market • As one of the most trusted voices in design and architecture media across Australasia, we’ve long understood how to present exceptional design-led residences in a way that connects with a discerning audience. This understanding has driven the creation of On the Market, a new, curated, architecture-led real-estate vertical.

Featured across our print publications, website and social channels, the platform will showcase design-led houses, apartments, penthouses and multi-residential projects currently for sale across Australia, New Zealand and, soon, the United States. 

Head to the link in bio to discover On The Market by The Local Project.

On The Market • As one of the most trusted voices in design and architecture media across Australasia, we’ve long understood how to present exceptional design-led residences in a way that connects with a discerning audience. This understanding has driven the creation of On the Market, a new, curated, architecture-led real-estate vertical.

Featured across our print publications, website and social channels, the platform will showcase design-led houses, apartments, penthouses and multi-residential projects currently for sale across Australia, New Zealand and, soon, the United States. 

Head to the link in bio to discover On The Market by The Local Project.

On The Market • As one of the most trusted voices in design and architecture media across Australasia, we’ve long understood how to present exceptional design-led residences in a way that connects with a discerning audience. This understanding has driven the creation of On the Market, a new, curated, architecture-led real-estate vertical.

Featured across our print publications, website and social channels, the platform will showcase design-led houses, apartments, penthouses and multi-residential projects currently for sale across Australia, New Zealand and, soon, the United States. 

Head to the link in bio to discover On The Market by The Local Project.

On The Market • As one of the most trusted voices in design and architecture media across Australasia, we’ve long understood how to present exceptional design-led residences in a way that connects with a discerning audience. This understanding has driven the creation of On the Market, a new, curated, architecture-led real-estate vertical.

Featured across our print publications, website and social channels, the platform will showcase design-led houses, apartments, penthouses and multi-residential projects currently for sale across Australia, New Zealand and, soon, the United States. 

Head to the link in bio to discover On The Market by The Local Project.

On The Market • As one of the most trusted voices in design and architecture media across Australasia, we’ve long understood how to present exceptional design-led residences in a way that connects with a discerning audience. This understanding has driven the creation of On the Market, a new, curated, architecture-led real-estate vertical.

Featured across our print publications, website and social channels, the platform will showcase design-led houses, apartments, penthouses and multi-residential projects currently for sale across Australia, New Zealand and, soon, the United States. 

Head to the link in bio to discover On The Market by The Local Project.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Out Now • Architects and Designers At Home • Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.

Celebrating the vision and personal style that marks a house as a home, the residences featured offer insights into the planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of @johnwardlearchitects, @peterstutchburyarchitecture, @adrianahannaoffice, @faulknerarchitects, @madeleineblanchfieldarchitects, @tamsinjohnson and Patrick Johnson, @yabupushelberg, @olivecooke and @moradabuild, @studio.doherty, @heckerguthrie, @studiohenrywilson and more.

Head to the link in our bio to order the books as a set or individually now.

Video Feature • Set within Mandeville Canyon, this residence explores the relationship between architecture and landscape through a deeply personal lens. Surrounded by native trees, the home is shaped as an extension of its environment.

Dark materiality allows the outdoors to take focus, with each space oriented towards garden views and shifting light. The result is a home that feels both grounded and immersive.

Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project.

Photography by @pabloveiga.
Architecture, interior design, build and landscape design by @marmolradziner.
Filmed and edited by @ocohomes.
Production by @thelocalproduction_.

Video Feature • Set within Mandeville Canyon, this residence explores the relationship between architecture and landscape through a deeply personal lens. Surrounded by native trees, the home is shaped as an extension of its environment.

Dark materiality allows the outdoors to take focus, with each space oriented towards garden views and shifting light. The result is a home that feels both grounded and immersive.

Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project.

Photography by @pabloveiga.
Architecture, interior design, build and landscape design by @marmolradziner.
Filmed and edited by @ocohomes.
Production by @thelocalproduction_.

Video Feature • Set within Mandeville Canyon, this residence explores the relationship between architecture and landscape through a deeply personal lens. Surrounded by native trees, the home is shaped as an extension of its environment.

Dark materiality allows the outdoors to take focus, with each space oriented towards garden views and shifting light. The result is a home that feels both grounded and immersive.

Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project.

Photography by @pabloveiga.
Architecture, interior design, build and landscape design by @marmolradziner.
Filmed and edited by @ocohomes.
Production by @thelocalproduction_.

Video Feature • Set within Mandeville Canyon, this residence explores the relationship between architecture and landscape through a deeply personal lens. Surrounded by native trees, the home is shaped as an extension of its environment.

Dark materiality allows the outdoors to take focus, with each space oriented towards garden views and shifting light. The result is a home that feels both grounded and immersive.

Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project.

Photography by @pabloveiga.
Architecture, interior design, build and landscape design by @marmolradziner.
Filmed and edited by @ocohomes.
Production by @thelocalproduction_.

Video Feature • Set within Mandeville Canyon, this residence explores the relationship between architecture and landscape through a deeply personal lens. Surrounded by native trees, the home is shaped as an extension of its environment.

Dark materiality allows the outdoors to take focus, with each space oriented towards garden views and shifting light. The result is a home that feels both grounded and immersive.

Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project.

Photography by @pabloveiga.
Architecture, interior design, build and landscape design by @marmolradziner.
Filmed and edited by @ocohomes.
Production by @thelocalproduction_.

Video Feature • Set within Mandeville Canyon, this residence explores the relationship between architecture and landscape through a deeply personal lens. Surrounded by native trees, the home is shaped as an extension of its environment.

Dark materiality allows the outdoors to take focus, with each space oriented towards garden views and shifting light. The result is a home that feels both grounded and immersive.

Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project.

Photography by @pabloveiga.
Architecture, interior design, build and landscape design by @marmolradziner.
Filmed and edited by @ocohomes.
Production by @thelocalproduction_.

Video Feature • Set within Mandeville Canyon, this residence explores the relationship between architecture and landscape through a deeply personal lens. Surrounded by native trees, the home is shaped as an extension of its environment.

Dark materiality allows the outdoors to take focus, with each space oriented towards garden views and shifting light. The result is a home that feels both grounded and immersive.

Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project.

Photography by @pabloveiga.
Architecture, interior design, build and landscape design by @marmolradziner.
Filmed and edited by @ocohomes.
Production by @thelocalproduction_.

Video Feature • Set within Mandeville Canyon, this residence explores the relationship between architecture and landscape through a deeply personal lens. Surrounded by native trees, the home is shaped as an extension of its environment.

Dark materiality allows the outdoors to take focus, with each space oriented towards garden views and shifting light. The result is a home that feels both grounded and immersive.

Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project.

Photography by @pabloveiga.
Architecture, interior design, build and landscape design by @marmolradziner.
Filmed and edited by @ocohomes.
Production by @thelocalproduction_.

The (Emerging) Designer Awards • In partnership with @artedomus, The @emergingdesignerawards celebrate the next generation of Australian architecture and design talent, spotlighting projects that balance innovation, materiality and connection to place.

Featured here are the 2025 Residential Architecture category winner and commended projects, each offering a distinct response to contemporary living through thoughtful interventions, sustainability and contextual design.

Last year’s winning project, Dunstan, reflects a dialogue between old and new within Melbourne’s Newlands Estate. Through expressive structure, recycled materials and adaptable living spaces, the project foregrounds occupation, use and time, celebrating the character found in everyday elements.

Also featured are commended projects Solara and Coburg House. In Cape Paterson, Solara draws on feng shui, biophilic principles and passive solar design to create a durable coastal home grounded in craftsmanship and environmental performance. Coburg House reimagines a Victorian cottage through a restrained, light-filled extension that strengthens the connection between home, garden and landscape.

Head to the link in bio to read about The (Emerging) Designer Awards on The Local Project and submit your entry to the Residential Architecture category.

Winner @ssdh.studio.
Commended @card_practice and @thesociableweaverhomes.

The (Emerging) Designer Awards • In partnership with @artedomus, The @emergingdesignerawards celebrate the next generation of Australian architecture and design talent, spotlighting projects that balance innovation, materiality and connection to place.

Featured here are the 2025 Residential Architecture category winner and commended projects, each offering a distinct response to contemporary living through thoughtful interventions, sustainability and contextual design.

Last year’s winning project, Dunstan, reflects a dialogue between old and new within Melbourne’s Newlands Estate. Through expressive structure, recycled materials and adaptable living spaces, the project foregrounds occupation, use and time, celebrating the character found in everyday elements.

Also featured are commended projects Solara and Coburg House. In Cape Paterson, Solara draws on feng shui, biophilic principles and passive solar design to create a durable coastal home grounded in craftsmanship and environmental performance. Coburg House reimagines a Victorian cottage through a restrained, light-filled extension that strengthens the connection between home, garden and landscape.

Head to the link in bio to read about The (Emerging) Designer Awards on The Local Project and submit your entry to the Residential Architecture category.

Winner @ssdh.studio.
Commended @card_practice and @thesociableweaverhomes.

The (Emerging) Designer Awards • In partnership with @artedomus, The @emergingdesignerawards celebrate the next generation of Australian architecture and design talent, spotlighting projects that balance innovation, materiality and connection to place.

Featured here are the 2025 Residential Architecture category winner and commended projects, each offering a distinct response to contemporary living through thoughtful interventions, sustainability and contextual design.

Last year’s winning project, Dunstan, reflects a dialogue between old and new within Melbourne’s Newlands Estate. Through expressive structure, recycled materials and adaptable living spaces, the project foregrounds occupation, use and time, celebrating the character found in everyday elements.

Also featured are commended projects Solara and Coburg House. In Cape Paterson, Solara draws on feng shui, biophilic principles and passive solar design to create a durable coastal home grounded in craftsmanship and environmental performance. Coburg House reimagines a Victorian cottage through a restrained, light-filled extension that strengthens the connection between home, garden and landscape.

Head to the link in bio to read about The (Emerging) Designer Awards on The Local Project and submit your entry to the Residential Architecture category.

Winner @ssdh.studio.
Commended @card_practice and @thesociableweaverhomes.

The (Emerging) Designer Awards • In partnership with @artedomus, The @emergingdesignerawards celebrate the next generation of Australian architecture and design talent, spotlighting projects that balance innovation, materiality and connection to place.

Featured here are the 2025 Residential Architecture category winner and commended projects, each offering a distinct response to contemporary living through thoughtful interventions, sustainability and contextual design.

Last year’s winning project, Dunstan, reflects a dialogue between old and new within Melbourne’s Newlands Estate. Through expressive structure, recycled materials and adaptable living spaces, the project foregrounds occupation, use and time, celebrating the character found in everyday elements.

Also featured are commended projects Solara and Coburg House. In Cape Paterson, Solara draws on feng shui, biophilic principles and passive solar design to create a durable coastal home grounded in craftsmanship and environmental performance. Coburg House reimagines a Victorian cottage through a restrained, light-filled extension that strengthens the connection between home, garden and landscape.

Head to the link in bio to read about The (Emerging) Designer Awards on The Local Project and submit your entry to the Residential Architecture category.

Winner @ssdh.studio.
Commended @card_practice and @thesociableweaverhomes.

The (Emerging) Designer Awards • In partnership with @artedomus, The @emergingdesignerawards celebrate the next generation of Australian architecture and design talent, spotlighting projects that balance innovation, materiality and connection to place.

Featured here are the 2025 Residential Architecture category winner and commended projects, each offering a distinct response to contemporary living through thoughtful interventions, sustainability and contextual design.

Last year’s winning project, Dunstan, reflects a dialogue between old and new within Melbourne’s Newlands Estate. Through expressive structure, recycled materials and adaptable living spaces, the project foregrounds occupation, use and time, celebrating the character found in everyday elements.

Also featured are commended projects Solara and Coburg House. In Cape Paterson, Solara draws on feng shui, biophilic principles and passive solar design to create a durable coastal home grounded in craftsmanship and environmental performance. Coburg House reimagines a Victorian cottage through a restrained, light-filled extension that strengthens the connection between home, garden and landscape.

Head to the link in bio to read about The (Emerging) Designer Awards on The Local Project and submit your entry to the Residential Architecture category.

Winner @ssdh.studio.
Commended @card_practice and @thesociableweaverhomes.

The (Emerging) Designer Awards • In partnership with @artedomus, The @emergingdesignerawards celebrate the next generation of Australian architecture and design talent, spotlighting projects that balance innovation, materiality and connection to place.

Featured here are the 2025 Residential Architecture category winner and commended projects, each offering a distinct response to contemporary living through thoughtful interventions, sustainability and contextual design.

Last year’s winning project, Dunstan, reflects a dialogue between old and new within Melbourne’s Newlands Estate. Through expressive structure, recycled materials and adaptable living spaces, the project foregrounds occupation, use and time, celebrating the character found in everyday elements.

Also featured are commended projects Solara and Coburg House. In Cape Paterson, Solara draws on feng shui, biophilic principles and passive solar design to create a durable coastal home grounded in craftsmanship and environmental performance. Coburg House reimagines a Victorian cottage through a restrained, light-filled extension that strengthens the connection between home, garden and landscape.

Head to the link in bio to read about The (Emerging) Designer Awards on The Local Project and submit your entry to the Residential Architecture category.

Winner @ssdh.studio.
Commended @card_practice and @thesociableweaverhomes.

Project Feature • Evoking the spirit of a community centre, Mess Hall by @architecture_architecture strikes a harmonious balance between shared and private spaces.

In contrast to its previous condition, the home is defined by dynamic, welcoming spaces that support the rhythms of daily life. Through a considered demolition as well as carefully placed glazing, the team created an uplifting environment that carries the spirit of a community centre.

Head to the link in bio to read Mess Hall by Architecture Architecture
on The Local Project.

Photography by @tomross.xyz.
Architecture and interior design by Architecture Architecture.
Build by @id_built.
Landscape design by @shapeformlandscape.

Project Feature • Evoking the spirit of a community centre, Mess Hall by @architecture_architecture strikes a harmonious balance between shared and private spaces.

In contrast to its previous condition, the home is defined by dynamic, welcoming spaces that support the rhythms of daily life. Through a considered demolition as well as carefully placed glazing, the team created an uplifting environment that carries the spirit of a community centre.

Head to the link in bio to read Mess Hall by Architecture Architecture
on The Local Project.

Photography by @tomross.xyz.
Architecture and interior design by Architecture Architecture.
Build by @id_built.
Landscape design by @shapeformlandscape.

Project Feature • Evoking the spirit of a community centre, Mess Hall by @architecture_architecture strikes a harmonious balance between shared and private spaces.

In contrast to its previous condition, the home is defined by dynamic, welcoming spaces that support the rhythms of daily life. Through a considered demolition as well as carefully placed glazing, the team created an uplifting environment that carries the spirit of a community centre.

Head to the link in bio to read Mess Hall by Architecture Architecture
on The Local Project.

Photography by @tomross.xyz.
Architecture and interior design by Architecture Architecture.
Build by @id_built.
Landscape design by @shapeformlandscape.

Project Feature • Evoking the spirit of a community centre, Mess Hall by @architecture_architecture strikes a harmonious balance between shared and private spaces.

In contrast to its previous condition, the home is defined by dynamic, welcoming spaces that support the rhythms of daily life. Through a considered demolition as well as carefully placed glazing, the team created an uplifting environment that carries the spirit of a community centre.

Head to the link in bio to read Mess Hall by Architecture Architecture
on The Local Project.

Photography by @tomross.xyz.
Architecture and interior design by Architecture Architecture.
Build by @id_built.
Landscape design by @shapeformlandscape.

Project Feature • Evoking the spirit of a community centre, Mess Hall by @architecture_architecture strikes a harmonious balance between shared and private spaces.

In contrast to its previous condition, the home is defined by dynamic, welcoming spaces that support the rhythms of daily life. Through a considered demolition as well as carefully placed glazing, the team created an uplifting environment that carries the spirit of a community centre.

Head to the link in bio to read Mess Hall by Architecture Architecture
on The Local Project.

Photography by @tomross.xyz.
Architecture and interior design by Architecture Architecture.
Build by @id_built.
Landscape design by @shapeformlandscape.

Project Feature • Evoking the spirit of a community centre, Mess Hall by @architecture_architecture strikes a harmonious balance between shared and private spaces.

In contrast to its previous condition, the home is defined by dynamic, welcoming spaces that support the rhythms of daily life. Through a considered demolition as well as carefully placed glazing, the team created an uplifting environment that carries the spirit of a community centre.

Head to the link in bio to read Mess Hall by Architecture Architecture
on The Local Project.

Photography by @tomross.xyz.
Architecture and interior design by Architecture Architecture.
Build by @id_built.
Landscape design by @shapeformlandscape.

Project Feature • Evoking the spirit of a community centre, Mess Hall by @architecture_architecture strikes a harmonious balance between shared and private spaces.

In contrast to its previous condition, the home is defined by dynamic, welcoming spaces that support the rhythms of daily life. Through a considered demolition as well as carefully placed glazing, the team created an uplifting environment that carries the spirit of a community centre.

Head to the link in bio to read Mess Hall by Architecture Architecture
on The Local Project.

Photography by @tomross.xyz.
Architecture and interior design by Architecture Architecture.
Build by @id_built.
Landscape design by @shapeformlandscape.

Project Feature • Moksha is a secluded escape honouring the family who came before – a timber-clad home rising above the rolling hills of California’s Portola Valley, designed for restoration and perpetual ease.

Conceived by @saw.inc as a place of retreat and renewal, the abode stands as a humble monument to familial vision, offering protection, stillness and a beautiful sense of home.

Head to the link in bio to read Moksha by Spiegel Aihara Workshop on The Local Project.

Photography by @joefletcherau.
Architecture and landscape design by Spiegel Aihara Workshop.
Build by @interspace_builders.
Civil engineering by @leabrazeengineering.
Structural engineering by @daedalusstructuralengineering.
Geotechnical engineering by @romigengineers.
Joinery by @henrybuilt.
Millwork by SC Custom Woodworks.
Appliances by @fisherpaykel.

Project Feature • Moksha is a secluded escape honouring the family who came before – a timber-clad home rising above the rolling hills of California’s Portola Valley, designed for restoration and perpetual ease.

Conceived by @saw.inc as a place of retreat and renewal, the abode stands as a humble monument to familial vision, offering protection, stillness and a beautiful sense of home.

Head to the link in bio to read Moksha by Spiegel Aihara Workshop on The Local Project.

Photography by @joefletcherau.
Architecture and landscape design by Spiegel Aihara Workshop.
Build by @interspace_builders.
Civil engineering by @leabrazeengineering.
Structural engineering by @daedalusstructuralengineering.
Geotechnical engineering by @romigengineers.
Joinery by @henrybuilt.
Millwork by SC Custom Woodworks.
Appliances by @fisherpaykel.

Project Feature • Moksha is a secluded escape honouring the family who came before – a timber-clad home rising above the rolling hills of California’s Portola Valley, designed for restoration and perpetual ease.

Conceived by @saw.inc as a place of retreat and renewal, the abode stands as a humble monument to familial vision, offering protection, stillness and a beautiful sense of home.

Head to the link in bio to read Moksha by Spiegel Aihara Workshop on The Local Project.

Photography by @joefletcherau.
Architecture and landscape design by Spiegel Aihara Workshop.
Build by @interspace_builders.
Civil engineering by @leabrazeengineering.
Structural engineering by @daedalusstructuralengineering.
Geotechnical engineering by @romigengineers.
Joinery by @henrybuilt.
Millwork by SC Custom Woodworks.
Appliances by @fisherpaykel.

Project Feature • Moksha is a secluded escape honouring the family who came before – a timber-clad home rising above the rolling hills of California’s Portola Valley, designed for restoration and perpetual ease.

Conceived by @saw.inc as a place of retreat and renewal, the abode stands as a humble monument to familial vision, offering protection, stillness and a beautiful sense of home.

Head to the link in bio to read Moksha by Spiegel Aihara Workshop on The Local Project.

Photography by @joefletcherau.
Architecture and landscape design by Spiegel Aihara Workshop.
Build by @interspace_builders.
Civil engineering by @leabrazeengineering.
Structural engineering by @daedalusstructuralengineering.
Geotechnical engineering by @romigengineers.
Joinery by @henrybuilt.
Millwork by SC Custom Woodworks.
Appliances by @fisherpaykel.

Project Feature • Moksha is a secluded escape honouring the family who came before – a timber-clad home rising above the rolling hills of California’s Portola Valley, designed for restoration and perpetual ease.

Conceived by @saw.inc as a place of retreat and renewal, the abode stands as a humble monument to familial vision, offering protection, stillness and a beautiful sense of home.

Head to the link in bio to read Moksha by Spiegel Aihara Workshop on The Local Project.

Photography by @joefletcherau.
Architecture and landscape design by Spiegel Aihara Workshop.
Build by @interspace_builders.
Civil engineering by @leabrazeengineering.
Structural engineering by @daedalusstructuralengineering.
Geotechnical engineering by @romigengineers.
Joinery by @henrybuilt.
Millwork by SC Custom Woodworks.
Appliances by @fisherpaykel.

Project Feature • Moksha is a secluded escape honouring the family who came before – a timber-clad home rising above the rolling hills of California’s Portola Valley, designed for restoration and perpetual ease.

Conceived by @saw.inc as a place of retreat and renewal, the abode stands as a humble monument to familial vision, offering protection, stillness and a beautiful sense of home.

Head to the link in bio to read Moksha by Spiegel Aihara Workshop on The Local Project.

Photography by @joefletcherau.
Architecture and landscape design by Spiegel Aihara Workshop.
Build by @interspace_builders.
Civil engineering by @leabrazeengineering.
Structural engineering by @daedalusstructuralengineering.
Geotechnical engineering by @romigengineers.
Joinery by @henrybuilt.
Millwork by SC Custom Woodworks.
Appliances by @fisherpaykel.

Issue No. 20 Feature • A masterclass in tonal ambience and elegant functionality, @bresicwhitney Inner West by @thosearchitects is the latest design-focused office for the Sydney property group.

Uniting three separate spaces into a cohesive contemporary workplace, the new office reflects the creativity, diversity and sophistication of its locale. It’s a workplace that feels comfortable to be in – intuitively, effortlessly and without fuss supporting the wellbeing of those who work there.

Head to the link in bio to read BresicWhitney Inner West by Those Architects on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 20 print publication.

Photography by @lucremond.
Architecture and interior design by Those Architects.
Build by @formaprojects.
Styling by @alexandragordonstylist.
Joinery by Bespoke Joinery.

Issue No. 20 Feature • A masterclass in tonal ambience and elegant functionality, @bresicwhitney Inner West by @thosearchitects is the latest design-focused office for the Sydney property group.

Uniting three separate spaces into a cohesive contemporary workplace, the new office reflects the creativity, diversity and sophistication of its locale. It’s a workplace that feels comfortable to be in – intuitively, effortlessly and without fuss supporting the wellbeing of those who work there.

Head to the link in bio to read BresicWhitney Inner West by Those Architects on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 20 print publication.

Photography by @lucremond.
Architecture and interior design by Those Architects.
Build by @formaprojects.
Styling by @alexandragordonstylist.
Joinery by Bespoke Joinery.

Issue No. 20 Feature • A masterclass in tonal ambience and elegant functionality, @bresicwhitney Inner West by @thosearchitects is the latest design-focused office for the Sydney property group.

Uniting three separate spaces into a cohesive contemporary workplace, the new office reflects the creativity, diversity and sophistication of its locale. It’s a workplace that feels comfortable to be in – intuitively, effortlessly and without fuss supporting the wellbeing of those who work there.

Head to the link in bio to read BresicWhitney Inner West by Those Architects on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 20 print publication.

Photography by @lucremond.
Architecture and interior design by Those Architects.
Build by @formaprojects.
Styling by @alexandragordonstylist.
Joinery by Bespoke Joinery.

Issue No. 20 Feature • A masterclass in tonal ambience and elegant functionality, @bresicwhitney Inner West by @thosearchitects is the latest design-focused office for the Sydney property group.

Uniting three separate spaces into a cohesive contemporary workplace, the new office reflects the creativity, diversity and sophistication of its locale. It’s a workplace that feels comfortable to be in – intuitively, effortlessly and without fuss supporting the wellbeing of those who work there.

Head to the link in bio to read BresicWhitney Inner West by Those Architects on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 20 print publication.

Photography by @lucremond.
Architecture and interior design by Those Architects.
Build by @formaprojects.
Styling by @alexandragordonstylist.
Joinery by Bespoke Joinery.

Issue No. 20 Feature • A masterclass in tonal ambience and elegant functionality, @bresicwhitney Inner West by @thosearchitects is the latest design-focused office for the Sydney property group.

Uniting three separate spaces into a cohesive contemporary workplace, the new office reflects the creativity, diversity and sophistication of its locale. It’s a workplace that feels comfortable to be in – intuitively, effortlessly and without fuss supporting the wellbeing of those who work there.

Head to the link in bio to read BresicWhitney Inner West by Those Architects on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 20 print publication.

Photography by @lucremond.
Architecture and interior design by Those Architects.
Build by @formaprojects.
Styling by @alexandragordonstylist.
Joinery by Bespoke Joinery.

Issue No. 20 Feature • A masterclass in tonal ambience and elegant functionality, @bresicwhitney Inner West by @thosearchitects is the latest design-focused office for the Sydney property group.

Uniting three separate spaces into a cohesive contemporary workplace, the new office reflects the creativity, diversity and sophistication of its locale. It’s a workplace that feels comfortable to be in – intuitively, effortlessly and without fuss supporting the wellbeing of those who work there.

Head to the link in bio to read BresicWhitney Inner West by Those Architects on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 20 print publication.

Photography by @lucremond.
Architecture and interior design by Those Architects.
Build by @formaprojects.
Styling by @alexandragordonstylist.
Joinery by Bespoke Joinery.

Issue No. 20 Feature • A masterclass in tonal ambience and elegant functionality, @bresicwhitney Inner West by @thosearchitects is the latest design-focused office for the Sydney property group.

Uniting three separate spaces into a cohesive contemporary workplace, the new office reflects the creativity, diversity and sophistication of its locale. It’s a workplace that feels comfortable to be in – intuitively, effortlessly and without fuss supporting the wellbeing of those who work there.

Head to the link in bio to read BresicWhitney Inner West by Those Architects on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 20 print publication.

Photography by @lucremond.
Architecture and interior design by Those Architects.
Build by @formaprojects.
Styling by @alexandragordonstylist.
Joinery by Bespoke Joinery.

Video Feature • Inside Patonga House, architecture, structure and material are inseparable. The result is a coastal home that feels robust yet refined, connected to place and resilient by design.

By exposing how the residence is made and embracing reuse, the project demonstrates how thoughtful architecture can age with grace. Inside this dwelling, the coast is not merely framed but fully understood and respected.

Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project.

Photography by @zellacaseybrown.photo and Rohan Thomson, @pew.pew.studio.
Architecture by @caseybrownarchitecture.
Build by @moneghittiebuilt.
Engineering by @cantileverengineers.
Filmed and edited by Pew Pew Studio.
Production by @thelocalproduction_.

Project Feature • For the renovation of The Avenue, @carr_au’s goal was to inject bold, contemporary character into the spaces. Rich tones of green, plum and red in individual rooms complement the neutral beige backdrop of the common areas.

Through the introduction of colour and natural texture in the stone selections, each room takes on its own identity, making movement through the home feel like a delightful journey of discovery. The result is a place that reflects the owners’ bold design aesthetic while sitting within its carefully maintained historic frame.

Head to the link in bio to read The Avenue by Carr on The Local Project.

Photography by @timothykaye.
Architecture and interior design by Carr.
Build by @turn__group.
Landscape design by @plume__studio.

Project Feature • For the renovation of The Avenue, @carr_au’s goal was to inject bold, contemporary character into the spaces. Rich tones of green, plum and red in individual rooms complement the neutral beige backdrop of the common areas.

Through the introduction of colour and natural texture in the stone selections, each room takes on its own identity, making movement through the home feel like a delightful journey of discovery. The result is a place that reflects the owners’ bold design aesthetic while sitting within its carefully maintained historic frame.

Head to the link in bio to read The Avenue by Carr on The Local Project.

Photography by @timothykaye.
Architecture and interior design by Carr.
Build by @turn__group.
Landscape design by @plume__studio.

Project Feature • For the renovation of The Avenue, @carr_au’s goal was to inject bold, contemporary character into the spaces. Rich tones of green, plum and red in individual rooms complement the neutral beige backdrop of the common areas.

Through the introduction of colour and natural texture in the stone selections, each room takes on its own identity, making movement through the home feel like a delightful journey of discovery. The result is a place that reflects the owners’ bold design aesthetic while sitting within its carefully maintained historic frame.

Head to the link in bio to read The Avenue by Carr on The Local Project.

Photography by @timothykaye.
Architecture and interior design by Carr.
Build by @turn__group.
Landscape design by @plume__studio.

Project Feature • For the renovation of The Avenue, @carr_au’s goal was to inject bold, contemporary character into the spaces. Rich tones of green, plum and red in individual rooms complement the neutral beige backdrop of the common areas.

Through the introduction of colour and natural texture in the stone selections, each room takes on its own identity, making movement through the home feel like a delightful journey of discovery. The result is a place that reflects the owners’ bold design aesthetic while sitting within its carefully maintained historic frame.

Head to the link in bio to read The Avenue by Carr on The Local Project.

Photography by @timothykaye.
Architecture and interior design by Carr.
Build by @turn__group.
Landscape design by @plume__studio.

Project Feature • For the renovation of The Avenue, @carr_au’s goal was to inject bold, contemporary character into the spaces. Rich tones of green, plum and red in individual rooms complement the neutral beige backdrop of the common areas.

Through the introduction of colour and natural texture in the stone selections, each room takes on its own identity, making movement through the home feel like a delightful journey of discovery. The result is a place that reflects the owners’ bold design aesthetic while sitting within its carefully maintained historic frame.

Head to the link in bio to read The Avenue by Carr on The Local Project.

Photography by @timothykaye.
Architecture and interior design by Carr.
Build by @turn__group.
Landscape design by @plume__studio.

Project Feature • For the renovation of The Avenue, @carr_au’s goal was to inject bold, contemporary character into the spaces. Rich tones of green, plum and red in individual rooms complement the neutral beige backdrop of the common areas.

Through the introduction of colour and natural texture in the stone selections, each room takes on its own identity, making movement through the home feel like a delightful journey of discovery. The result is a place that reflects the owners’ bold design aesthetic while sitting within its carefully maintained historic frame.

Head to the link in bio to read The Avenue by Carr on The Local Project.

Photography by @timothykaye.
Architecture and interior design by Carr.
Build by @turn__group.
Landscape design by @plume__studio.

Project Feature • For the renovation of The Avenue, @carr_au’s goal was to inject bold, contemporary character into the spaces. Rich tones of green, plum and red in individual rooms complement the neutral beige backdrop of the common areas.

Through the introduction of colour and natural texture in the stone selections, each room takes on its own identity, making movement through the home feel like a delightful journey of discovery. The result is a place that reflects the owners’ bold design aesthetic while sitting within its carefully maintained historic frame.

Head to the link in bio to read The Avenue by Carr on The Local Project.

Photography by @timothykaye.
Architecture and interior design by Carr.
Build by @turn__group.
Landscape design by @plume__studio.

Project Feature • For the renovation of The Avenue, @carr_au’s goal was to inject bold, contemporary character into the spaces. Rich tones of green, plum and red in individual rooms complement the neutral beige backdrop of the common areas.

Through the introduction of colour and natural texture in the stone selections, each room takes on its own identity, making movement through the home feel like a delightful journey of discovery. The result is a place that reflects the owners’ bold design aesthetic while sitting within its carefully maintained historic frame.

Head to the link in bio to read The Avenue by Carr on The Local Project.

Photography by @timothykaye.
Architecture and interior design by Carr.
Build by @turn__group.
Landscape design by @plume__studio.

Issue No. 18 Feature • Video Feature • At the heart of Cloaked House sits an internal garden that acts as both a spatial and experiential anchor. Circulation paths move around it so that each transition reconnects occupants with nature. Looking upward reveals a double-height void that draws light deep into the interior while framing views of the sky and surroundings.

Cloaked House also enhances environmental performance through passive design strategies. Breezes flow naturally through the home, while natural light reduces reliance on artificial lighting. Retaining much of the original structure also reduced embodied carbon, revealing how sustainability can coexist with refined architectural outcomes.

Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Cloaked House by Trias in the Issue No. 18 print publication.

Photography by @_clintonweaver.
Architecture by @trias.studio.
Build by @a.r.c__.
Landscape design by @tarn_landscape.

Issue No. 18 Feature • Video Feature • At the heart of Cloaked House sits an internal garden that acts as both a spatial and experiential anchor. Circulation paths move around it so that each transition reconnects occupants with nature. Looking upward reveals a double-height void that draws light deep into the interior while framing views of the sky and surroundings.

Cloaked House also enhances environmental performance through passive design strategies. Breezes flow naturally through the home, while natural light reduces reliance on artificial lighting. Retaining much of the original structure also reduced embodied carbon, revealing how sustainability can coexist with refined architectural outcomes.

Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Cloaked House by Trias in the Issue No. 18 print publication.

Photography by @_clintonweaver.
Architecture by @trias.studio.
Build by @a.r.c__.
Landscape design by @tarn_landscape.

Issue No. 18 Feature • Video Feature • At the heart of Cloaked House sits an internal garden that acts as both a spatial and experiential anchor. Circulation paths move around it so that each transition reconnects occupants with nature. Looking upward reveals a double-height void that draws light deep into the interior while framing views of the sky and surroundings.

Cloaked House also enhances environmental performance through passive design strategies. Breezes flow naturally through the home, while natural light reduces reliance on artificial lighting. Retaining much of the original structure also reduced embodied carbon, revealing how sustainability can coexist with refined architectural outcomes.

Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Cloaked House by Trias in the Issue No. 18 print publication.

Photography by @_clintonweaver.
Architecture by @trias.studio.
Build by @a.r.c__.
Landscape design by @tarn_landscape.

Issue No. 18 Feature • Video Feature • At the heart of Cloaked House sits an internal garden that acts as both a spatial and experiential anchor. Circulation paths move around it so that each transition reconnects occupants with nature. Looking upward reveals a double-height void that draws light deep into the interior while framing views of the sky and surroundings.

Cloaked House also enhances environmental performance through passive design strategies. Breezes flow naturally through the home, while natural light reduces reliance on artificial lighting. Retaining much of the original structure also reduced embodied carbon, revealing how sustainability can coexist with refined architectural outcomes.

Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Cloaked House by Trias in the Issue No. 18 print publication.

Photography by @_clintonweaver.
Architecture by @trias.studio.
Build by @a.r.c__.
Landscape design by @tarn_landscape.

Issue No. 18 Feature • Video Feature • At the heart of Cloaked House sits an internal garden that acts as both a spatial and experiential anchor. Circulation paths move around it so that each transition reconnects occupants with nature. Looking upward reveals a double-height void that draws light deep into the interior while framing views of the sky and surroundings.

Cloaked House also enhances environmental performance through passive design strategies. Breezes flow naturally through the home, while natural light reduces reliance on artificial lighting. Retaining much of the original structure also reduced embodied carbon, revealing how sustainability can coexist with refined architectural outcomes.

Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Cloaked House by Trias in the Issue No. 18 print publication.

Photography by @_clintonweaver.
Architecture by @trias.studio.
Build by @a.r.c__.
Landscape design by @tarn_landscape.

Issue No. 18 Feature • Video Feature • At the heart of Cloaked House sits an internal garden that acts as both a spatial and experiential anchor. Circulation paths move around it so that each transition reconnects occupants with nature. Looking upward reveals a double-height void that draws light deep into the interior while framing views of the sky and surroundings.

Cloaked House also enhances environmental performance through passive design strategies. Breezes flow naturally through the home, while natural light reduces reliance on artificial lighting. Retaining much of the original structure also reduced embodied carbon, revealing how sustainability can coexist with refined architectural outcomes.

Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Cloaked House by Trias in the Issue No. 18 print publication.

Photography by @_clintonweaver.
Architecture by @trias.studio.
Build by @a.r.c__.
Landscape design by @tarn_landscape.

Issue No. 18 Feature • Video Feature • At the heart of Cloaked House sits an internal garden that acts as both a spatial and experiential anchor. Circulation paths move around it so that each transition reconnects occupants with nature. Looking upward reveals a double-height void that draws light deep into the interior while framing views of the sky and surroundings.

Cloaked House also enhances environmental performance through passive design strategies. Breezes flow naturally through the home, while natural light reduces reliance on artificial lighting. Retaining much of the original structure also reduced embodied carbon, revealing how sustainability can coexist with refined architectural outcomes.

Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Cloaked House by Trias in the Issue No. 18 print publication.

Photography by @_clintonweaver.
Architecture by @trias.studio.
Build by @a.r.c__.
Landscape design by @tarn_landscape.

Issue No. 18 Feature • Video Feature • At the heart of Cloaked House sits an internal garden that acts as both a spatial and experiential anchor. Circulation paths move around it so that each transition reconnects occupants with nature. Looking upward reveals a double-height void that draws light deep into the interior while framing views of the sky and surroundings.

Cloaked House also enhances environmental performance through passive design strategies. Breezes flow naturally through the home, while natural light reduces reliance on artificial lighting. Retaining much of the original structure also reduced embodied carbon, revealing how sustainability can coexist with refined architectural outcomes.

Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Cloaked House by Trias in the Issue No. 18 print publication.

Photography by @_clintonweaver.
Architecture by @trias.studio.
Build by @a.r.c__.
Landscape design by @tarn_landscape.

Project Feature • Located in Willoughby on Sydney’s leafy Lower North Shore, Cobar House by premium home designer and builder @numia.projects was created for modern family living. From the curvilinear architecture to the intricately detailed interiors, the home encapsulates elegant contemporary minimalism.

The residence may appear effortless, but its contemporary sophistication is the result of impeccable craftsmanship and close collaboration with @vicello___joineryhouse and @cavart_ds.

Cobar House’s bespoke joinery, crafted by Vicello, extends far beyond cabinetry, while Acquarella Brazilian quartzite from CAV’ART brings movement and depth to the kitchen island, splashback and rangehood.

Head to the link in bio to read Cobar House by Numia on The Local Project.

Photography by @dave_wheeler.
Styling by @clairedelmar.
Building design and build by Numia.
Joinery by Vicello.
Stone by CAV’ART Designer Stone.
Artworks by @andredevanny and @morganstok.es.

Project Feature • Located in Willoughby on Sydney’s leafy Lower North Shore, Cobar House by premium home designer and builder @numia.projects was created for modern family living. From the curvilinear architecture to the intricately detailed interiors, the home encapsulates elegant contemporary minimalism.

The residence may appear effortless, but its contemporary sophistication is the result of impeccable craftsmanship and close collaboration with @vicello___joineryhouse and @cavart_ds.

Cobar House’s bespoke joinery, crafted by Vicello, extends far beyond cabinetry, while Acquarella Brazilian quartzite from CAV’ART brings movement and depth to the kitchen island, splashback and rangehood.

Head to the link in bio to read Cobar House by Numia on The Local Project.

Photography by @dave_wheeler.
Styling by @clairedelmar.
Building design and build by Numia.
Joinery by Vicello.
Stone by CAV’ART Designer Stone.
Artworks by @andredevanny and @morganstok.es.

Project Feature • Located in Willoughby on Sydney’s leafy Lower North Shore, Cobar House by premium home designer and builder @numia.projects was created for modern family living. From the curvilinear architecture to the intricately detailed interiors, the home encapsulates elegant contemporary minimalism.

The residence may appear effortless, but its contemporary sophistication is the result of impeccable craftsmanship and close collaboration with @vicello___joineryhouse and @cavart_ds.

Cobar House’s bespoke joinery, crafted by Vicello, extends far beyond cabinetry, while Acquarella Brazilian quartzite from CAV’ART brings movement and depth to the kitchen island, splashback and rangehood.

Head to the link in bio to read Cobar House by Numia on The Local Project.

Photography by @dave_wheeler.
Styling by @clairedelmar.
Building design and build by Numia.
Joinery by Vicello.
Stone by CAV’ART Designer Stone.
Artworks by @andredevanny and @morganstok.es.

Project Feature • Located in Willoughby on Sydney’s leafy Lower North Shore, Cobar House by premium home designer and builder @numia.projects was created for modern family living. From the curvilinear architecture to the intricately detailed interiors, the home encapsulates elegant contemporary minimalism.

The residence may appear effortless, but its contemporary sophistication is the result of impeccable craftsmanship and close collaboration with @vicello___joineryhouse and @cavart_ds.

Cobar House’s bespoke joinery, crafted by Vicello, extends far beyond cabinetry, while Acquarella Brazilian quartzite from CAV’ART brings movement and depth to the kitchen island, splashback and rangehood.

Head to the link in bio to read Cobar House by Numia on The Local Project.

Photography by @dave_wheeler.
Styling by @clairedelmar.
Building design and build by Numia.
Joinery by Vicello.
Stone by CAV’ART Designer Stone.
Artworks by @andredevanny and @morganstok.es.

Project Feature • Located in Willoughby on Sydney’s leafy Lower North Shore, Cobar House by premium home designer and builder @numia.projects was created for modern family living. From the curvilinear architecture to the intricately detailed interiors, the home encapsulates elegant contemporary minimalism.

The residence may appear effortless, but its contemporary sophistication is the result of impeccable craftsmanship and close collaboration with @vicello___joineryhouse and @cavart_ds.

Cobar House’s bespoke joinery, crafted by Vicello, extends far beyond cabinetry, while Acquarella Brazilian quartzite from CAV’ART brings movement and depth to the kitchen island, splashback and rangehood.

Head to the link in bio to read Cobar House by Numia on The Local Project.

Photography by @dave_wheeler.
Styling by @clairedelmar.
Building design and build by Numia.
Joinery by Vicello.
Stone by CAV’ART Designer Stone.
Artworks by @andredevanny and @morganstok.es.

Project Feature • Located in Willoughby on Sydney’s leafy Lower North Shore, Cobar House by premium home designer and builder @numia.projects was created for modern family living. From the curvilinear architecture to the intricately detailed interiors, the home encapsulates elegant contemporary minimalism.

The residence may appear effortless, but its contemporary sophistication is the result of impeccable craftsmanship and close collaboration with @vicello___joineryhouse and @cavart_ds.

Cobar House’s bespoke joinery, crafted by Vicello, extends far beyond cabinetry, while Acquarella Brazilian quartzite from CAV’ART brings movement and depth to the kitchen island, splashback and rangehood.

Head to the link in bio to read Cobar House by Numia on The Local Project.

Photography by @dave_wheeler.
Styling by @clairedelmar.
Building design and build by Numia.
Joinery by Vicello.
Stone by CAV’ART Designer Stone.
Artworks by @andredevanny and @morganstok.es.

Project Feature • Located in Willoughby on Sydney’s leafy Lower North Shore, Cobar House by premium home designer and builder @numia.projects was created for modern family living. From the curvilinear architecture to the intricately detailed interiors, the home encapsulates elegant contemporary minimalism.

The residence may appear effortless, but its contemporary sophistication is the result of impeccable craftsmanship and close collaboration with @vicello___joineryhouse and @cavart_ds.

Cobar House’s bespoke joinery, crafted by Vicello, extends far beyond cabinetry, while Acquarella Brazilian quartzite from CAV’ART brings movement and depth to the kitchen island, splashback and rangehood.

Head to the link in bio to read Cobar House by Numia on The Local Project.

Photography by @dave_wheeler.
Styling by @clairedelmar.
Building design and build by Numia.
Joinery by Vicello.
Stone by CAV’ART Designer Stone.
Artworks by @andredevanny and @morganstok.es.

Project Feature • Located in Willoughby on Sydney’s leafy Lower North Shore, Cobar House by premium home designer and builder @numia.projects was created for modern family living. From the curvilinear architecture to the intricately detailed interiors, the home encapsulates elegant contemporary minimalism.

The residence may appear effortless, but its contemporary sophistication is the result of impeccable craftsmanship and close collaboration with @vicello___joineryhouse and @cavart_ds.

Cobar House’s bespoke joinery, crafted by Vicello, extends far beyond cabinetry, while Acquarella Brazilian quartzite from CAV’ART brings movement and depth to the kitchen island, splashback and rangehood.

Head to the link in bio to read Cobar House by Numia on The Local Project.

Photography by @dave_wheeler.
Styling by @clairedelmar.
Building design and build by Numia.
Joinery by Vicello.
Stone by CAV’ART Designer Stone.
Artworks by @andredevanny and @morganstok.es.