Video Feature • Navigating the common challenges of a Paddington terrace – narrow boundaries, limited daylight and segmented planning – @mckarchitects introduced key gestures to reframe the spatial experience of Equanimity. A glazed roof brings a wash of south-facing light into the heart of the home, while a simple white wall acts as a reflector, dispersing light evenly throughout. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @prueruscoe. Architecture by M

Issue No. 12 Feature • Video Feature • Given M House’s desirable location, it is only fitting that its enduring identity is one of stillness and repose. The proximity to the water and to dense bushland is unequivocal in the appeal of this site; however, the building’s allure lies in @ramaarchitects’s interpretation of modernism and the easy dialogue that prevails between nature and built form. Head to the link in bio to read An Easy Dialogue – M House by Rama Architects on The Local Project or i

Habitats: Coast Feature • Video Feature • There was a mix of materials incorporated for Te Arai Beach House by @fearonhay and @sonjahawkins, including concrete as a contrast to the timber. The goal was to avoid a slick, urban feel, opting instead for concrete that evokes a sense of time. Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Te Arai Beach House by Fearon Hay and Sonja Hawkins Design on The Local Project or in our book trio, Habitats. Photography by @samuel_hartnett. Architecture by F