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He’s Anthony Burke not Kevin McCloud, and he’s coming for your toilets

He’s Anthony Burke not Kevin McCloud, and he’s coming for your toilets

The new host of Grand Designs Australia isn’t trying to copy his British counterpart, but he does want to change Australian homes.

  • by Julie Power

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Redfern ‘murder mall’ reinvented as $500 million Surry Hills Village

Redfern ‘murder mall’ reinvented as $500 million Surry Hills Village

Locals say the old shops had “all the charm of an amenities block”, but the new Cleveland Street shops seem more Rome than Redfern.

  • by Julie Power
The design secrets behind this award-winning Sydney house

The design secrets behind this award-winning Sydney house

What started as two simple apartments in an arts and crafts building in Sydney has become an award-winning home for a couple with two young children.

  • by Stephen Crafti
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The 100 next big things in travel

We asked our expert, specialist travel writers to gaze into the crystal ball of travel and predict the next big things.

Meet the young people determined to revolutionise Sydney’s approach to housing

Meet the young people determined to revolutionise Sydney’s approach to housing

The hunt is on for new ideas for low- to mid-rise housing in NSW, and these young architects and students know what they want for the future.

  • by Julie Power
This pint-sized Chippendale terrace is as edgy, exciting and brave as a Stanley Kubrick film

This pint-sized Chippendale terrace is as edgy, exciting and brave as a Stanley Kubrick film

In transforming it, the architect threw caution to the wind and let inspiration bubble to the surface. The result is simply brilliant.

  • by Stephen Crafti
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Can a brutalist redesign counter the scourge of empty offices?

Can a brutalist redesign counter the scourge of empty offices?

Landlords across the country have seen the value of their office towers plummet by around 23 per cent, on average, over the last two years.

  • by Simon Johanson
Why shopping centre escalators are designed to make you get lost

Why shopping centre escalators are designed to make you get lost

You may think that escalators forcing you to walk around the shopping centre are a failure of design. You could not be more wrong.

  • by Julie Power
Homes from the ’80s scream for attention, but this river gem is different

Homes from the ’80s scream for attention, but this river gem is different

A 40-odd-year-old home overlooking inner Melbourne’s Yarra couldn’t be more at odds with the ‘greed is good’ reputation of the 1980s.

  • by Stephen Crafti
The award-winning makeover of a ‘higgledy-piggledy’ manor in the Snowies

The award-winning makeover of a ‘higgledy-piggledy’ manor in the Snowies

It once had servants scuttling about. Now, after a thoroughly modern renovation, this grand villa is a home for four.

  • by Luke Slattery
The Opera House is spectacular, but it’s not Sydney’s best building

The Opera House is spectacular, but it’s not Sydney’s best building

In all its well-deserved glory, it gobbles up oxygen to such an extent that other wow-factor buildings don’t get the credit they deserve.

  • by Gary Nunn

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