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Courtyards can be used to gain light, encourage cooling breezes and maintain privacy. The courtyard-style home is one we're seeing a lot more of late — and it all comes down to how versatile the courtyard can be.
Wondering how two families can live together without stepping on toes? This design cracks the code for multigenerational homes.
This thoughtfully designed renovation repositions a classic Queenslander on its site, creating distinct garden rooms and modern family spaces.
A suburban home designed for the Australian landscape and climate. If our suburbs looked like this, imagine what we could create.
Sunlit spaces and seamless design—this extension brings new life to this historic Victorian home.
This renovation isn't just an update—it's a tribute to the original design, reimagined for today.
A stunning renovation that preserves heritage while embracing contemporary living.
How do you get sun, light and a sense of space when your block is only 6 metres wide? This home has some solutions for narrow blocks.
When you're dealing with a tight site, a courtyard could be your answer to let in light, breezes and create a usable outdoor space.
Just a short walk from the beach and surrounded by Moona trees, a central courtyard is the link between this home and the landscape.
This 1920s home was transformed by an extension that refocusses living areas and a master retreat on a new north-facing courtyard.