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Long House by Clare Cousins Architects

Long House by Clare Cousins Architects

Architecture by Stephen Crafti

Long House by Clare Cousins Architects is imbued with an idyllic sense of suburban Australiana with harmony between its built and natural environments.

The Three Mat Apartments of Tokyo

The Three Mat Apartments of Tokyo

Architecture, High Density Homes by Open Journal

Tokyo’s extreme urban density has long been an issue. Recently though, a group of enterprising developers has delivered a whole new residential possibility.

C.A.P Part II |Collingwood Yards

C.A.P Part II |Collingwood Yards

Architecture by Open Journal

Collingwood Yards: a vibrant creative community sensitively informed by the patina of the original, reimagined in the vein of holistic gentrification.

Bridging The Gap with MAArchitects

Bridging The Gap with MAArchitects

Architecture by Stephen Crafti

MAArchitects cleverly bridge the gap between the traditional Victorian architecture of Albert Park with effortlessly contemporary design sensibilities.

Manuel Aires Mateus

Manuel Aires Mateus

Architecture by Open Journal

On a recent trip to Australia, Portuguese architect Manuel Aires Mateus met with Open Journal to discuss his work and the opportunity for exploring the notion of designing within the landscape of Victoria's Mornington Peninsula.

Chamfer House by Ha Architecture

Chamfer House by Ha Architecture

Architecture by Stephen Crafti

When Ha Architecture was commissioned to transform a double-story Victorian terrace in Brunswick, they knew their biggest constraint would be spatial.

Artists’ Studio by Evolva Architects

Artists’ Studio by Evolva Architects

Architecture by Stephen Crafti

Evolva Architects have left few clues as to what’s behind this double-fronted Victorian home and its manicured front garden in Northcote.

On Going Up: Vertical Living

On Going Up: Vertical Living

Architecture, Design by Open Journal

The marked increase in the acceptance of vertical living in Australia represents a cultural shift we are finally beginning to embrace.

Planning for the Future: ‘Caroline’ by Cera Stribley Architects

Planning for the Future: ‘Caroline’ by Cera Stribley Architects

Architecture, Design by Stephen Crafti

'Caroline' by Cera Stribley looks relatively simple from the street. It’s only on closer inspection that the detail is fully revealed.