As architects designing some of Australia’s most iconic, timeless homes, we receive many queries about French Provincial Homes. The terminology ‘ French Provincial’ has become a loosely used phrase for Parisian-inspired homes; however, there is quite a difference between French Provincial and Neoclassical homes.

Libraries have always had a magical meaning to me - the scent of books, the pages of endless stories, each one with a life and a world of its own, just divine. As an interior designer, I have had the privilege of designing some of the most enchanting home offices and workspaces, reading nooks, and libraries. The demand for a good office space at home is growing by the day. A space where we can close the door, not be disturbed while hosting those Zoom meetings.

In this week’s “Conversations with an Architect”, we are discussing the topic of legacy and the signific When we start this conversation, Mel Gawi shares a conversation he once had. A good friend once shared a simple yet deeply moving story with me. An elderly man, taking his last breaths, is lying in a hospital bed. A nurse walks in, looks at him kindly, and asks, ‘Have you had fun, darling?’ That question lingers with me. At the end of our journey, we will all face a momen

Parkwood House by Architeria Architects Do you think of modern boxes and steel structures when you hear the word architecture? Or is architecture associated with old buildings? Type in the phrase “architecture” into a search engine, and the first images that appear are of modern architecture, curved glass walls, and concrete. However, if you type in “Architecture Italy” or “Architecture France”, the images are replaced with those of old architecture and classic buildings. An