Austin Maynard Architects

Andrew Maynard Architects asked a simple question -- 'Where does the sun come from' -- and designed a Hill House in the backyard of this Melbourne home.

Tattoo House takes the conflicting wishes of the client, neighbors and council and creates a surprisingly leafy compromise everyone is delighted with.

Moor House's family needed was a well designed renovation to provide space and privacy for their growing children. Oh, and all within just 4.5 meters width!

Two homes. Both owned by the same family. A new extension designed to flank the rear of both homes to provide extra space.

At Beachcroft Orth Residence, screens and glazed garage doors allow internal spaces to spill into the outdoors.

Ilma Grove is an extension to a heritage home in Northcote, Victoria. The extension provides more space and guarantees a sustainable lifestyle.

Nestled within the undulated roofline of Fitzroy’s famed MacRobertson building sits a warehouse conversion and roof terrace with a difference…

In an effort to find more space for a growing and ageing family, Andrew Maynard Architects created a home that has shared space and more private zones.

Cut Paw Paw Inside Out House is deliberately incomplete. The owners, asked that the house be 'ridiculously inside-out'…

Tower House's owners and their 8 year old twin sons asked for a home 'for community, art and nature to come together'. They got a village.

The Barrow extension appears as an arrangement of timber boxes, each independently rotated and subjected to varying amounts of extruding and manipulating forces.

Vader House emerges from behind its high boundary wall to disrupt Fitzroy's typical roofline and breathe new life into this Victorian Terrace.

Mills House eliminates bulky cupboards by converting the floor into storage space, leaving the entire width of the terrace for living.

A new home in a neighbourhood of large houses scales back the status quo to provide ‘just the right amount of space’ for a family.

By building an extension at the end of a narrow site, Austin Maynard Architects created a courtyard instead of a typical light-well.

Apartment living for new parents is not very common in Australia. Can it be done, or is the siren call of the suburbs too strong?

"There are too many beautiful old shacks being demolished, and Austin Maynard Architects won’t be part of it."

This architect used the renovation of his home to improve his mental health and immunise himself and his family for the future.

Thanks to recycled brick, this new studio looks like it could be the oldest building in this Richmond laneway.