GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 7 | Powell Street House
An existing 1930s duplex consisted of a ground-floor and first-floor apartment, each with its own external access.
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 6 | The Ash
A light, bright home with a functional layout utilising a layered, mixed material palette.
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 5 | Macdonald RD House
Two empty nesters sought a highly energy-efficient home that was comfortable all year, would allow them to age in place, accommodate visiting family and obtain privacy yet still be connected to the neighbourhood
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 3 | Bendalong Beach House
A humble, “beachy” holiday home for a retired couple. As well as accommodating the kids and grandkids, the residence needed to have a strong connection to nature.
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 2 | Bellbird Retreat
A weekend retreat for the homeowner and up to four guests with a design that respects and embraces the spectacular rural location.
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 1 | Tent House
Open spaces saturated in natural light, enhanced by high ceilings and good airflow. And a generous amount of glass, with doors and windows that open completely.
Two Outstanding Entrants to the Grand Designs Australia Magazine House of the Year Awards
We kick off this year’s program with a look at two outstanding entrants to the Grand Designs Australia Magazine House of the Year Awards.
A homeowner’s dream come true with easy indoor outdoor living
Queensland’s House of the Year offers a complete resort-style living experience Designed and built by McLachlan Homes, Northbry…
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 7 | Powell Street House
An existing 1930s duplex consisted of a ground-floor and first-floor apartment, each with its own external access.
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 6 | The Ash
A light, bright home with a functional layout utilising a layered, mixed material palette.
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 5 | Macdonald RD House
Two empty nesters sought a highly energy-efficient home that was comfortable all year, would allow them to age in place, accommodate visiting family and obtain privacy yet still be connected to the neighbourhood
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 3 | Bendalong Beach House
A humble, “beachy” holiday home for a retired couple. As well as accommodating the kids and grandkids, the residence needed to have a strong connection to nature.
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 2 | Bellbird Retreat
A weekend retreat for the homeowner and up to four guests with a design that respects and embraces the spectacular rural location.
GDA House of the Year Awards Finalist 1 | Tent House
Open spaces saturated in natural light, enhanced by high ceilings and good airflow. And a generous amount of glass, with doors and windows that open completely.