Katherine Lu - Architectural Photographer

House Eadie proves it's possible to retain unique quirks and a sense of history while integrating new, multifunctional spaces for contemporary living.

Bushfire regulations are a challenge. Homes can end up like bunkers. Chenchow Little's Stewart House is a bushfire proof house that doesn't sacrifice looks.

Views in one direction access to the garden in the other? Which do you choose? At House Chapple, you can have both!

Side-by-side homes owned by two generations of the same family get an addition that explores interconnectedness and independence.

A previously dark terrace is transformed into a light and bright home with the help of some unusual 'light cannons'.

A pulley system extending through the atrium of this House Bruce Alexander is designed so the owners can store bicycles and winch them out of view.

A tiny terrace is transformed thanks to a new neighbouring addition that compliments and contrasts the original.

Through high quality design, the compact Darlinghurst Apartment provides an affordable option for inner city living…

A dark semi-detached D House is now a bright and lively space with a wall of glass that opens to dissolve the end wall into the garden.

If you're an introvert you'll know that the world we live in can be overwhelming at times. Sometimes you need somewhere to hideout...

Built almost entirely from concrete, this striking new home makes a solid statement. It's also pretty good advertising for the owners!

Meaning 'shield' in Old French, Escu House creates an expanded North facing living area protected by floor to ceiling timber screen.

Both architecture and furniture, the joinery unit designed to fit in the middle of this studio apartment allows for numerous functions.

With our home that was feeling a bit tired and out of step with the way this family lives, a rethink and renovation was in order.

Inspired by the whimsical flourishes of the original 1930s home this renovation reinterprets brick sunbursts and Tudor detailing.

This home manages to be thoroughly modern while mimicking the classic gabled form of children's drawings and doll's houses.

In an area with challenging heritage overlays, Splice House fits an impressive modern addition within the allowable setbacks...

This home defies its tight site by using screening and careful window placement to grab light and views without exposing itself.

If you focus on the basics first in sustainable house design, everything else becomes a bonus and your reduce greenwashing overwhelm.

This granny (and gramps) flat is the perfect place for a retired couple to call home: close to family, yet private and comfortable.

On the corner of two main thoroughfares, a new room conceived as a large balcony gives this home a way to connect with the community.

At 52 square metres, this two-storey terrace was about the same size as a two-bedroom apartment, now there's space to entertain guests.

Sitting on top of the garage with leafy views, the new self-contained living space is perfect for adult children or visiting family.

The front verandah of this Californian Bungalow is reinterpreted at the rear of the home to create a shady outdoor living space.

Turn an existing clothing warehouse into a bold new home without losing its industrial aesthetic? Let's see how it turned out...

Opening up the back of this semi to light and the backyard has created the perfect entertainer.

Not a square metre goes to waste in this tight Darlington terrace renovation to create a modern, multifunctional home.

Soak in the fluid lines and light and airy interiors of this modern coastal home in Sydney's Northern Beaches...

This renovation by a brother-sister team showcases the magic that happens when architect and builder collaborate seamlessly.

How did heritage restrictions impact this renovation? Learn how clever design created a stylish, spacious home without expanding.