Green Magazine

GREEN MAGAZINE is Australia's leading magazine for inspirational stories on sustainable architecture featuring local and international houses, gardens and profiles. Discover spectacular city, country and coastal homes and gardens featuring environmental design with lots of personality, as well as profiles on people engaged in new and exciting projects.

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House of BLAK • Dharawal and Yuin artist and designer Alison Page says her new interiors collective aims to bring Australians together through handcrafted interiors that give voice to Country.

Third Act • Sensitive interventions honour a distinctive modernist-inspired home, allowing it to evolve with enhanced thermal comfort and to embrace its creekside habitat.

Outside In • This modest beachside holiday home combines locally available materials with a hybrid approach to inside-outside living.

Take Two • A second chance provides a clean slate to reimagine family life in an ‘urban barn’ unrestricted by the requirements of a previous period home.

Moonshine • Soaked in patience, this rural home quietly delivers superb levels of off-grid cosy.

Gathered • The universal dream of wider family, young and old, comfortably spreading out at a holiday house is writ large on New Zealand’s South Island.

Pavilion’s Pearl • Clad in cast-offs of the region’s iconic bivalve, this community space seeks to echo Barangaroo herself.

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Let Light In • House Gretchen is designed around a cube. Its garden also embraces this shape using an unusual material, but invites nature to disrupt the geometry.

Reverse Sear • Some borrowed land, innovative materials, unusual techniques and a lost-and-found ethos result in a perfectly cooked cabin.

Arousing the Senses • Tucked away in the hills of Ubud, this flair-filled hotel is a beautiful collaboration between Sydney-based YSG Studio and Balinese designers, craftspeople and artists.

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