Tarakan Street Social + Affordable Housing appears in ArchitectureAu.

'In Heidelberg West, a collection of dignified dwellings sets a new baseline for future social and affordable housing projects by offering adaptable layouts for long-term living and a public realm for both residents and the greater community.' Review by Alexis Kalagas.

Read the article here ArchitectureAU.

Celebrating 20 years of the Robin Boyd Foundation's custodianship of Robin Boy's Walsh Street house, 'House Show 15.02-23.02.2025' brings together architects, designers and artists for an exhibition that diffuses process and discourse throughout the residence.

Our work is called ReUse 42. It is a model and an interactive game.

ReUse 42 addresses two problems: both the surplus of office space in well-serviced locations, and an Australia-wide misalignment of household size and bedroom numbers. ABS data tells us our houses are under-occupied. In part, the housing crisis exists not because we have a shortage of bedrooms, but a misallocation of them. More than three quarters of households (77%) have at least one bedroom spare.

Tarakan Social and Affordable Housing features in the latest issue of Architecture Australia. 

'In Heidelberg West, a collection of dignified dwellings sets a new baseline for future social and affordable housing projects by offering adaptable layouts for long-term living and a pbulic realm for both residents and the greater community.' Review by Alexis Kalagas.

We are pleased to be featured in a strong issue championing indigenous knowledge and collaboration.

Photos: Dianna Snape