Houses Australia — Issue 118 2017

108–

Nine Smith Street

by MA Architects

with Neometro

Small-footprint living is

celebrated in this community-

minded inner-city development.

130–

Mijuscovic House

by Enrico Taglietti

Completed in 1983, this Canberra

house is set comfortably into its

landscape, commanding sweeping

views of the valley and mountains.

027–

Green Screen

by NTF Architecture

This challenging first project

adjacent to a railway line

helped to establish the practice’s

collaborative approach to design.

PEOPLE FIRST HOUSE REVISITED

090–
Balwyn House
by Neil Architecture
A classic suburban dwelling in
Melbourne has been transformed
into a generational house that
will stand the test of time.

096–

Annandale House

by Welsh + Major Architects

This robust and detail-focused

addition to a weatherboard

cottage extends across its sloped

Sydney site like a telescope.

122–

Armadale Residence

by B.E Architecture

A “celebration of granite,”

this refined Melbourne home

is solid and permanent, yet

simultaneously light and warm.

013–

Sarah-Jane Pyke

& Juliette Arent

of Arent & Pyke

Both elegant and liveable,

Arent and Pyke interiors pursue

a decorative modernism.

116–

Longview Avenue

Garden Room

by Taylor and Hinds Architects

This respectful addition to a

1950s modernist home in Hobart

is characterized by originality.

Rather than simply nodding to the trend of creating

a seamless indoor–outdoor connection, the houses in

this issue establish meaningful connections with nature

that add value to daily life and enhance wellbeing.