A Village In Every Home
With several homes in our portfolio uniquely attuned to the multigenerational needs of families of all ages, R ARCHITECTURE draws on cultural understanding and architectural experience to develop responsive design solutions.
Houses
The Client Experience
What is it like to work with us? R ARCHITECTURE checks in with a residential client, Chetana, at our work-in-progress project, Bakers House in Hampton East.
Humble House
Next to Wilson Botanical Gardens in a charming old part of Berwick, sits an intriguing yet unassuming new home…
To fake it, or not to fake it…
To fake it, or not to fake it… From fake flowers, fake grass to fake architecture (think, imitation French provincial or Roman villa), why is it a human urge to fake? At the material…
R ARCHITECTURE Awarded Best Of Houzz 2021
R ARCHITECTURE Awarded Best Of Houzz 2021 This coveted annual award highlights home renovation and design professionals with top ratings and most popular designs among the Houzz…
Small lot, maximum returns
Small lot, maximum returns. At R ARCHITECTURE, we are experts at maximising amenity and development yield through creative, practical and cost-effective design on small lot development…
Small house / Big house?
Small house / Big house? There is a range of competing forces at play when it comes to deciding how big your new home should be. Factors such as affordability and environmental…
Hiring an architect: Myths and benefits
Hiring an architect: Myths and benefits When it comes to designing a home, many people are wary of involving an architect. A range of myths pervade perceptions of what working with an…
Neutral needn’t be boring
Neutral needn’t be boring. Neutral colour choices in interiors sometimes get a bad wrap. But neutrals don’t need to be boring. When employed in the right way, a palette of neutral colours…
From Brief to Design
From Brief to Design: The importance of spatial relationships in achieving a quality design outcome. At R ARCHITECTURE, we have had the privilege of working on ‘Dream Home’ projects…