Video Feature • How do you make a home feel bigger, lighter and more airy? By opening the view, working with the material palette and drawing nature inside, the boundaries between interior and exterior begin to dissolve. That’s exactly what @fuse_architects_builders achieved with Plover. Head to the link in the bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Architecture by Fuse Architects. Interior design by Fuse Architects and Rebekah Shaffer. Build by @hagencolbertinc. Engineering by Cascad

Issue No. 19 Feature • Video Feature • The @miele Series • Designed with a lush, central garden, March House by @ka.designstudio offers a subtle, considered take on contemporary Australian living. A palette of timber and stone paired with gentle curves brings warmth and a softened feel throughout. Carefully positioned apertures frame glimpses of Sydney Harbour, while shifting natural light enlivens the interiors from morning to evening. Watch the full video on The Local Project or read March Hou

Issue No. 18 Feature • Video Feature • The @vitrocsaaustralia Series • Te Mania opens up to a spacious terrace featuring a dining area, soft seating and a freestanding fireplace that becomes especially striking at night. The terrace offers sweeping views down the river valley, across the lake and up toward the bold silhouette of Te Mata Peak. This outdoor space deepens the building’s connection to its dramatic natural surroundings. Watch the full video on The Local Project or read House by Archi