Architecture 205 Stories
Australian Style
By Grace Chamia
From beach and bush to the back of Bourke, these amazing homes are just another reason why we're proud to call Australia home
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Exteriors
These durable and good-looking roofing materials will keep you sheltered from the sun, wind and rain
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Tasmania is promoting a culture of wood in public architecture, but what impact will it have on residential building?
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These houses are throwing squares and rectangles out the window in favour of angles, circles, curves and slants
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These cool, contemporary and creative drains will maintain your home's good looks and keep the water flowing
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Staging the construction of a new home over time can be useful, but there are some downsides you need to know about
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Exteriors
Dress your home in a full (or partial) metal jacket to protect it from the elements and give it architectural flare
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Once considered cheap and charmless, aluminium window and door frames are now a stylish way to let in light and air
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By Jess McBride
Whether you want unobstructed views or just a little more legroom at breakfast, cantilevered design extends your options
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By Janet Dunn
For a breath of fresh air, bring the outside into your home with an interior courtyard
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Houzz Around The World
Architect Iker Gil spent 11 years living in Chicago’s iconic Marina City. In 2008 he decided to photograph the building and its residents
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