Saturday 21st December 2024
Saturday 21st December 2024
Design Design Design
When did modern start meaning massive?
At Modern House, we ponder the need for larger houses and multiple bathrooms. We look at some of our favourite examples of modern architecture, all much smaller than the average house, and talk about why they work.
Continue reading →Secrets of Modern House Design
At Modern House, we marvel at the intricacies and clever considerations of modern house design. The best of modern house design is all...
Continue reading →
Inner West is among the best
As an agency based in Camperdown, we at Modern House couldn’t help but feel a puff of pride when seeing so many excellent local houses...
Continue reading →
Australian architecture:
are our architects leaders or followers?
Young and free. That’s our Australia, as proclaimed by our national anthem. But when it comes to architecture, does youth equal freedom?...
Continue reading →
Reflections on the Sydney Architecture Festival
At the Sydney Architecture Festival this month, the question was posed: as a country with the largest average house size in the world, how much space do we need to live well and are we including everyone?
Continue reading →
Streets of Your Town
As the only estate agency devoted to the promotion of Australian modernist and mid-century architecture, Modern House was excited to see...
Continue reading →
Slam dunk for Indigo Slam
Congratulations to local NSW architect Smart Design Studio, who won the highest recognition of residential architecture in Australia, the...
Continue reading →
Pettit+Sevitt
As the 1950’s drew to a close post war euphoria was on a high and the space age was upon a burgeoning new generation of young...
Continue reading →
The Griffin Legacy
Visionaries in Suburbia: Griffin Houses in the Sydney Landscape is a new book examining the legacy of Walter Burley Griffin and his...
Continue reading →
2015 National Architecture Awards
There was a rediscovery of Australian inventiveness at the 2015 National Architecture Awards held in Brisbane on 5 November by the...
Continue reading →
2nd Nature | Virginia Kerridge Architect
Architect and artist Virginia Kerridge talks about her home of ten years – a 1930s duplex in the Sydney beachside locality of South...
Continue reading →