I rarely post on Twitter, but I have a book coming out, so what better reason! It’s about how themes of postmodernism and Memphis are emerging in interiors and design. Preorder link in bio. It’s a fun one 🤩
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They are fathers, mothers, grandparents, daughters and sons.
They are refugees, immigrants and New-Zealand born.
They are Kiwis.
These are the names of those who have died or are missing after the Christchurch Act of Terror. bit.ly/2HDFt1x
Gingerbread McMansions - these are amazing. So clever!
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Iconic American Buildings Re-Envisioned in the Gothic Revival Style bit.ly/2QxiWcE
For @sanctuarymag: The Shed by Anderson Architecture and Louise Sullivan Design, an 8.8 Star energy-rated climate-resilient house. – at Sydney, New South Wales
For @habitusliving: I spoke with Yann Follain of @WYTOarchitects about designing spaces to improve our everyday quality of life.
For Green magazine: a renovation and extension of an 1880s cottage by Aileen Sage Architects. Got me thinking about William Morris and everything in your house being useful and beautiful. Words to live by.
For @Artichoke_Mag: Susuru by Prevalent Architecture. A futuristic interior in Newcastle inspired by Tokyo Metro stations.
For Green magazine: By Studio Edwards, a weekend retreat on Mornington Peninsula uses shipping containers for a modest building and minimal impact.
My latest @habitusliving: A beautiful house by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects for clients who had a great appreciation for Marcio Kogan’s architecture.
My latest for @Housesmagazine: Those Architects make “something remarkable from the unremarkable,” transforming an ordinary suburban block with a hiusecthats anything but ordinary. – at Sydney, New South Wales
My latest for @canva: View the built world through the lens of these architectural photographers canva.com/learn/15-instagram…
My latest for @habitusliving: Pleysier Perkins designs a house that keeps growing up with the family who lives in it. habitusliving.com/architectu…
My latest for @indesignlive: early education spaces that encourage active and imaginative play, and a sense of belonging.
My latest for Art Edit: Elsternwick by Pleysier Perkins with art and styling by Fenton & Fenton; Nolan House by Coy Yiontis with art and styling by Swee Design; and Armadale Residence with B.E Architecture doing it all.
My latest for @habitusliving: Tama's Tee House by Luigi Rosselli Architects. Just like those who lie on Tamarama (aka. Glamarama) Beach in Sydney, it's got chisels and curves in all the right places. habitusliving.com/architectu…

































