Top 5 houses of 2014 | ArchitectureAU

2022-07-31 16:04:50 By : Mr. Leon Xiong

We round up our most popular residential architecture reviews from the year that was.

Invisible House by Peter Stutchbury Architects

1. Invisible House by Peter Stutchbury Architecture Nestled into a ridgeline overlooking the New South Wales Megalong Valley, this house [above] wholeheartedly embraces its epic bushland setting. More…

2. Karri Loop House by MORQ

A house in Margaret River responds directly to the sun, the breeze and trees on site to create a series of inviting living spaces. More…

Karri Loop House by MORQ Image: Peter Bennetts 3. Balmain Houses by Benn and Penna Architects

Karri Loop House by MORQ

Two semi-attached dwellings plus a studio accommodate a range of scenarios for multi-generational living. More…

Balmain Houses by Benn and Penna Architects Image: Tom Ferguson

Balmain Houses by Benn and Penna Architects

4. Beach House Mornington by Clare Cousins Architects

Clare Cousins adds a self-contained, timber-clad “treehouse” to an original Merchant Builders’ home. Generously glazed and lined in raw ply, this clever, compact addition is both elevated and uplifting. More…

Beach House Mornington Peninsula by Clare Cousins Architects. Image: Shannon McGrath

Beach House Mornington Peninsula by Clare Cousins Architects.

5. Main Ridge Residence by McAllister Alcock Architects Folded forms and angles, in both plan and section, characterize this private residence at a prominent winery on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. More…

Main Ridge Residence by McAllister Alcock Architects. Image: Shannon McGrath

Main Ridge Residence by McAllister Alcock Architects.

Amanda Sturgeon explores how urban and regional rewilding projects can help our natural systems recover from the impacts of climate change.

Bohemia Hookham looks into bio-based materials for sustainable construction – some of which have been used for thousands of years, others more recently developed, and …

Invisible House by Peter Stutchbury Architects

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