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Portland’s alleyways development / Jonathan Bolch part 3

Jonathan Bolch presents design ideas for infill housing on Portland’s alleyways, addressing challenges in planning, privacy, and community with innovative, modular prototypes. Discover Jonathan Bolch’s innovative infill housing designs for Portland’s alleys—merging Kyoto’s machiya, London’s mews & PDX strategies for vibrant life now!!

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Nulla Vale House and Shed / MRTN Architects

Discover the Nulla Vale project by MRTN Architects, a unique exploration of architecture blending with a rugged landscape. Set amidst granite outcrops and pastoral land, this design incorporates salvaged materials and off-grid living principles. Inspired by “settler wagons,” Nulla Vale reflects a deep understanding of its site and the clients’ vision for a sustainable, evocative dwelling. Explore how this project harmonizes with its environment while respecting the area’s historical and agricultural context. Published with bowerbird, photography by Peter Bennetts

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Woollahra Treehouse / Bones Studio

Explore Woollahra Treehouse by Bones Studio, a contemporary Fonzie Flat nestled above a carport in a tight corner of a late-Victorian home. This design seamlessly integrates with its surroundings, featuring a curved brick wall around a Camphor Laurel tree, high-pitched ceilings, and a minimalist interior. Discover how this compact, modern addition offers functional living space with privacy and connection to nature.

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Tabià / Belluno / didstudio

Explore Tabià in Belluno, a renovated stone barn by didstudio that blends historic charm with modern alpine living. Set in the Cadore region, this sustainable home combines local craftsmanship, larch wood, and expansive windows to offer breathtaking views of the Dolomites, honoring the area’s cultural heritage while embracing contemporary design

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Small House / Brunswick / R Architecture

Explore how R Architecture transformed a narrow 160-square-meter block in Brunswick into a modern, sustainable home. The Small House project showcases creative design solutions that maximize natural light, maintain privacy, and incorporate eco-friendly materials like recycled bricks and solar PV panels. Discover how thoughtful design can enhance comfort and style in compact urban settings.

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Water View ADU / Woodway / Office of Ordinary Architecture

Explore the Water View ADU by Office of Ordinary Architecture, a cleverly designed living space atop an existing garage in Puget Sound. This project maximizes breathtaking water views while preserving yard space on a tight corner lot. Discover how the design integrates a spacious deck, statement shelving, and a compact yet functional kitchen, all wrapped in calming blues and wood tones that evoke a beachy atmosphere. Perfect as a guest retreat or a future home, this ADU blends aesthetic appeal with practical living

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Tiny Victories / Austin / Jobe Corral Architects

Explore Tiny Victories, a transformative micro home designed by Jobe Corral Architects for Community First! Village in Austin. Discover how thoughtful architecture can provide security, dignity, and community to those who have experienced chronic homelessness, offering sustainable solutions to Austin’s housing challenges.

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St Kilda Micro Sanctuary / Tsai Design

Discover Tsai Design’s St Kilda Micro Sanctuary, a compact 25 sqm apartment in Melbourne’s beachside suburb. This thoughtfully designed space balances the needs of a temporary home with those of an Airbnb rental, featuring multifunctional furniture, a unique copper-clad bathroom pod, and clever layout strategies that maximize comfort and functionality.

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A House for Grandma / East Lindfield / Brcar Morony Architecture

Explore A House for Grandma by Brcar Morony Architecture in Lindfield, Australia—a modern solution to multigenerational living and housing affordability. Set on a spacious 968 sqm lot, this design integrates a flexible living space that accommodates both elderly family members and young adults. With a focus on privacy, nature integration, and sustainability, the project exemplifies how thoughtful architecture can meet diverse family needs while blending seamlessly with the local context

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