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MALICIOUS COMPLIANCE: WHEN PLANNING RULES BECOME THE ARCHITECTURE
There is a particular kind of architectural intelligence that emerges when an architect is told no. Not the heroic kind. Not the grand gesture. Not the architect-as-genius story in which planning controls are simply ignored in pursuit of some supposedly higher architectural ambition. Something more interesting happens when the architect reads the rules very, very carefully.…
Read MoreDoonan Pavilion
A modest home with a mammoth garage. The living quarters are somewhat subservient to the oversize garage intended to house a large collection of vintage motorcycles, several cars and a workshop. The separate living pods are connected to the main superstructure via a series of generous corridor rooms, which both function as a circulation space…
Read MoreEumundi House
In the picturesque countryside of the Sunshine Coast, a mysterious black pavilion stands proudly, blending modern sophistication with rustic allure. Welcome to the stunning contemporary semi-rural farmhouse, where the vision of a local interior designer and her builder husband comes to life in remarkable fashion. Nestled gracefully on a sloping block, this farmhouse is unlike…
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