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Set within the exposed volcanic plains of central Victoria, Tooborac House is an exercise in grounding.

Drawing from on the industrial texture of Brunswick, Edward is a resilient, garden-centric home that evolves with its inhabitants.

De Witt delicately stitches a modern maker's retreat into the historic fabric of Battery Point.

Visceral engagement with the elements, fragmenting the home into pavilions to immerse daily life in the landscape.

Proposing a clever model for urban density, this home utilises a corner allotment to craft a bespoke new chapter for its owners.

Roseneath re-interprets local heritage through a bold, textural lens.

Conceived as both a family home and a working sanctuary, the design balances domestic warmth with the clarity required for focused practice, creating a place where daily life and professional care can coexist without compromise.

Mountain & Lake House anchors a multi-generational family in the Bulgarian foothills, creating a resilient sanctuary dedicated to health and movement.

Moor House reframes a heritage home as a place of intergenerational connection, balancing the dignity of the original building with a new outward-looking life to the water.

A beacon of permanence and play, anchoring a father and daughter to the heritage of their Trentham farm.

Reimagining a beloved island institution, grounding a new era of gathering in the tangible provenance of its materials.

A home designed for longevity, gracefully expanding and contracting to accommodate the changing rhythms of family life.

Vaughan Springs establishes a permanent legacy for a farming family, blending the rugged demands of the land with a refined sense of home.

The Ridgeway transforms a narrow site into a playful, sustainable sanctuary, celebrating the adventurous spirit of a young family and their daily rituals.

A prefabricated dwelling in regional Victoria, designed to sit quietly within a regenerating landscape, this project reflects the client’s long-term commitment to ecological restoration.

Walkway House immerses a family in the canopy of a rugged coastal site, wrapped in a living veil of native climbers.

Predominantly underground, this home overcomes the challenge of steep topography by building into the hillside, conceals the structure as much as possible and uses the garden to extend the environment of the Yarra Flats into the site.

On a steep and densely forested hill, this Hobart home holistically embraces the environment.

A celebration of family, and timber.

A large scale residential precinct for MAB Corp with a complicated delivery and extensive consultant team.

A large scale Joint Venture project between Hayball and Archier for Development Victoria, comprising 300 townhouses. Under construction.

Demonstrating that meaningful collaboration knows no borders, Loma bridges the Pacific to reimagine a standard suburban site in San Diego.

Harrietville realises the long-held dream of a forever home anchored in a deeply loved alpine landscape.

Balancing industrial precision with the raw beauty of the coast, creating a sustainable sanctuary for creativity.

Farm House embodies a contemporary homestead and establishes a strong and site-specific relationship with sustainable farming.

Smythes Creek creates a grounded sanctuary for a young couple, using humble materials to immerse daily life in the rhythm of the rural landscape.

A home that focuses the inhabitants’ experience toward the views of Hobart, and balanced by shorter views: courtyard spaces reveal the dolerite hillside of Mount Nelson.

Stewart reimagines the suburban corner block as a vehicle for financial freedom, using smart density to fund a dream home.

A townhouse development unlike almost any other in Melbourne, Davison Street gives a new meaning to the old adage ‘where there’s a will, there’s a way.’

A home with heritage in its heart, built to be valued by current and future generations of the Yackandandah community.

A home to facilitate a new chapter, prioritising both connection and independence, Corner House turns inward and centres on an internal landscape.

Combined office and depot in the unique setting of Melbourne’s Albert Park, which has a layered history and a complex pattern of use.

Aware of the historic value of the site, the alteration and addition to this 1850’s cottage and former milk depot was designed to be unapologetically modern.

Casa Acton questions the purpose of architecture and its relationship with the natural world.

A linear study in flexibility, stretching low across the landscape to balance the intimacy of retirement with the joy of gathering.

Designed to be both familiar and intriguing, whether you’re having a casual drink after work or impressing a date with a fine-dining experience.

A Japanese-inspired family home proving that efficiency can be generous and joyful.

The project seeks to communicate a familiar brand's values through volume, symbol, and material, using physical space to provide a customer experience that is unique in both emotion and pace, and that communicates as much to the body as it does to the intellect.

Leveraging Australia’s largest latent asset – the stereotypical backyard – to create a new heart for the dwelling and family

Making the most of a small intervention.

Hovering the large form above the ground produced a juxtaposition of volume and weightlessness that ran counter to conventional stall design.

This Arts Precinct project transformed over 1,000 square metres of vacant retail space into a co-working hub for over 30 artists, a headquarters for the Melbourne Fringe Festival, an amenities block and a board room.

On a site without aspect, this home creates an internal contrast, between the black exterior and the evolving lushness of the private garden.