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Little House

Wed, 19 Aug 2026 16:55:32 GMT

Little Street, Albion

Overlooking the Brisbane skyline from its elevated Albion setting, Little House is a refined interpretation of mid-century apartment living. Rich walnut cabinetry, stainless steel surfaces and green and white tiling create a confident material palette with a subtle nod to the building's era. Compact but highly considered, the project demonstrates how craftsmanship and materiality can completely redefine a smaller space.

Ross House

Wed, 19 Aug 2026 16:51:13 GMT

Ross Street, Paddington

Ross House is a complete reworking of a traditional Paddington Queenslander into a generous contemporary family home. Raising and building beneath the original residence created dramatic new spaces, including 4.5 metre ceilings that bring an unexpected scale to the lower level. Beyond, the pool aligns seamlessly with the deck to create a strong connection between the architecture, landscape and Brisbane lifestyle.

Haig House

Wed, 19 Aug 2026 16:48:04 GMT

Haig Road, Milton

Following extensive flood damage that left the original Queenslander unliveable, Haig House was comprehensively restored and reimagined for its next chapter. Living spaces were repositioned above flood level, with honed concrete and a sculptural solid-concrete arbour defining the new lower level. The complete transformation balances the character of the original home with a more resilient and considered approach to contemporary Queensland living.

Burlington House

Wed, 19 Aug 2026 16:45:03 GMT

Burlington Street, Holland Park

Burlington House brings together a restored workers cottage and contemporary addition, designed around multiple generations of one family living together. A crisp green and white palette creates continuity between old and new, resulting in a home that feels both familiar and distinctly contemporary.

Charlotte House

Wed, 19 Aug 2026 16:42:08 GMT

Charlotte Street, Paddington

Charlotte House is a considered transformation of a traditional Paddington Queenslander, designed to give a growing family the space to stay in the home they loved. Raised and built under, the new spaces are defined by generous proportions, solid timber windows and doors, and a striking 80mm concrete kitchen bench. Contemporary interventions sit comfortably alongside the original character, creating a home designed for the next chapter of family life.

Levitt House

Wed, 19 Aug 2026 16:38:41 GMT

Levitt Street, Paddington

Originally an unliveable 1886 workers cottage, Levvitt House was carefully restored with an uncompromising respect for its history. Reclaimed, recycled and restored materials feature throughout, with original timbers thoughtfully repurposed into the kitchen and study. The result is a layered family home that feels considered and refined, while remaining unmistakably connected to its past.