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  • Lloyd M. Joshel House

    Lloyd M. Joshel House by Joseph and Louise Marlow

  • Episode 12.

    A Parisian institution reborn is always worth the detour. The old Thoumieux diner has become the place to be thanks to chef Jean-François Piège. It's the number one reason to go. His style can be recognized at first glance. Against the disorderly backdrop, he was a prolific, funky, unique, angry,...

  • St Kilda Micro Sanctuary

    Designers Jack Chen and Hidy Wong of Tsai Design crafted a layering of experiences in this 27sqm/291sqft St. Kilda apartment through a clever and compact mirrored copper pod at its core.

  • One Street Away

    Buenos Aires has a housing crisis. Over two million people live in shanty towns in and around the city. Known as the ‘villas miserias’ (villages of misery), they’re widely associated with poverty and crime.

    But inside is a very different story. One Street Away follows three marginalised communit...

  • Roger D'Astous

    Roger D'Astous is one of the most important Canadian architects of the twentieth century. A student of Frank Lloyd Wright, he fought all his life to create northern architecture. Author of many Montreal landmarks from Expo 67 to the 1976 Olympic Games, his residences are sensual vessels and his c...

  • Corrugated Dream

    We canvass the opinions of a range of architects around Australia, including Glenn Murcutt, Harry Seidler and Phillip Cox.

  • Quintana 4598

    The leafy streets of Saavedra are among the most desirable in Buenos Aires, access to parks, recreational areas and sporting facilities means the price of a square metre is close to the highest in the Argentinian capital.

  • Bangalley House

    A home inspired by its location, perched on a rising monolithic headland of sandstone and shale, jutting out into the Pacific Ocean just north of Sydney in the beachside suburb of Avalon. Bangalley was designed to respond to this dramatic environment with a rustic rugged exterior and a raw but hi...

  • Homo Sapiens

    Homo Sapiens is a film about the finiteness and fragility of human existence and the end of the industrial age, and what it means to be a human being. What will remain of our lives after we're gone?

    Empty spaces, ruins, cities increasingly overgrown with vegetation, crumbling asphalt: the are...

  • Vancouver Special

    For many people, seeking rest and relaxation means heading out of the city to their cabins. Though their styles and shapes vary greatly, the ways people make use of them have some clear similarities.

  • House 28

    Architect Ben Edwards created a 44m2 boomerang-shaped house using 3 shipping containers connected by an external deck on steel stilts which sit on top of a hillside. Internally the spaces are lined with marine plywood, the minimalist design is all about framing the view through the trees towards...

  • Dan Graham: Observatory

    On the sun-baked roof terrace extending out of the MaMo gallery, built on top of Le Corbusier’s La Cité Radieuse masterpiece, is Dan Graham’s Observatory / Playground.

    A true melting pot where disciplines merge, the exhibit weaves a close connection to the architecture of Le Corbusier - that bot...

  • Goldfields

    An innovative architectural design has preserved a piece of Australia's gold rush history by transforming an 1860s ruin in country Victoria near Ullina into a contemporary and light-filled home.

  • Portugal

    Episode one takes us to the southeastern tip of Europe, right along the shores of the Atlantic ocean to Libosa, Portugal. Famous for its castle, its narrow streets, its unbeatable fish and its cream-filled pastries, the area is also home to many farms.

  • Body Fabric Surface

    The Powerbarn uses mimetic strategy that takes cues from a military camouflage technique. The building offers mutable and faceted displays of itself that vary depending on the weather, time of day and season. Architect Giovanni Vaccarini guides the narration in the short film, by recounting the...

  • Donnybrook

    Business analyst Emily Lavelle her husband Ashley Hayes, who works in IT, and their three kids live in what would appear to be an ideal home: a large Victorian terraced house in the highly sought-after Dublin suburb of Donnybrook.
    The house, originally owned by Emily's father, has been in the fam...

  • Food is Free Laneway

  • Ion hotel

    Sigurlaug Sverrisdottir, a former air hostess, invested all her savings to build this beautiful eco-hotel.

    The Ion sits perched atop a series of high-seat pillars, with stunning architectural design by Minarc.