Photography by Justin Alexander Architecture firm SAOTA, together with TKD Architects, have recently completed a new and modern house in Sydney, Australia, that maximizes the dramatic views, capitalizes on the great climate, and creates an indoor-outdoor living environment. Entering the home through a pivoting wood front door, visitors step into a dramatic entrance […]
The latest instalment of our Dezeen x MINI Living video series explores a proposal to construct rows of affordable housing on bridges above roads in Sydney. Architecture and engineering firm NIKA proposes building rows of single-storey houses, as well as a linear public park, above the existing streets of the Australian city. Led by NIKA’s vice president
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Tiered balconies clad in charred timber dowels enclose restaurants designed “in the round” to provide views across Sydney’s redeveloped Barangaroo South precinct. The Barangoo House building is situated at the southern entry point to the large urban regeneration project, which was masterplanned by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners and includes a trio of skyscrapers designed
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Photography by Katherine Lu Bijl Architecture have designed a modern extension and interior renovation for a house that’s located in Sydney, Australia. The brief from the clients was to create a home where “in crossing the threshold, the past was to be left behind”, and where interconnected yet separate living spaces should be experienced […]
Düsseldorf-based Ingenhoven Architects and Australian practice Architectus have won a competition to design a 79-storey skyscraper for Sydney, set to become the city’s tallest residential building. The architects won the invited competition to design the tower at 505-523 George Street, in downtown Sydney, from a shortlist that included SOM, Wilkinson Eyre, Foster + Partners, FJMT and Bates Smart.
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Düsseldorf-based Ingenhoven Architects and Australian practice Architectus have won a competition to design a 79-storey skyscraper for Sydney, set to become the city’s tallest residential building. The architects won the invited competition to design the tower at 505-523 George Street, in downtown Sydney, from a shortlist that included SOM, Wilkinson Eyre, Foster + Partners, FJMT and Bates Smart.
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Australian practice Breathe Architecture has transformed the former headquarters of Paramount Pictures in Sydney into a boutique hotel with warm and tactile interiors. The Paramount House Hotel is situated on Commonwealth Street in the trendy Surry Hills surburb, set within the former headquarters of film studio Paramount Pictures and an adjacent warehouse. The two buildings
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Local architecture studio Panovscott has modernised a cottage in Sydney by introducing a courtyard that the living spaces and bedrooms all open directly onto. The house, which was likely constructed in the 1980s, occupies a plot on a lane lined with a variety of small dwellings, garages and sheds, in a suburb of the Australian city. Rather
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A vaulted brick extension is amongst a host of features that Renato D’Ettorre has introduced to this Sydney home during a renovation that takes note of traditional Italian villas. Set within the city’s Surrey Hills suburb, Italianate House is a Victorian-era property that was formerly used as offices. It is now owned by a young
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Black and white living spaces feature in this 1930s Sydney home designed by Australian studio Arent & Pyke, to let the owner’s extensive art collection take centre stage. Curatorial House, situated in the city’s North Shore area, was built in the style of the early-20th century movement P&O. The style, which takes its name from the Pacific and
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