Three young architects quit their jobs, form their own firm, buy a cheap block of land and spend a year building their design themselves and end up in the dog box. Sorry that should read end up with an award winning DOGBOX. Design put into hands on practice by New Zealand’s Patch WorK Architecture.

If the world was perfect you’d find me here, glass in hand, waiting for your arrival. Hawkesbury Managers House by Herriot + Melhuish: Architecture and Marmol Radziner and Associates.

A stylish kitchen makeover by Boston based architectural firm Bunker Workshop. Tired and dated becomes bright, light, sleek and contemporary.

Small and white, clean and bright…. ooops that’s a couple of lines from the song Edelweiss but if they truly applied to this Woollahra, Sydney garden apartment you’d have to include stylish, layered, textured and sold. Too late with this stalking I fear. Link here while it lasts.

A beautiful and practical retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. An Amsterdam terrace by interior architect Conny Deerenberg.