Issue No. 15 • Video Feature • In Bridging Boyd, @jolson_architecture celebrates the original work of Australian architect Robin Boyd, who was responding to a unique site. While reversing the changes brought on by years of renovations, Jolson reconnects the house to both the natural landscape and the simplicity of its original design. Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Bridging Boyd by Jolson in the Issue No. 15 print publication. Photography by @lucasallenphoto. Architecture and

Issue 15 Feature • Video Feature • The design approach of 116 Rokeby by @carr_au and @figureheadconstruction balances the needs of an office and and healthy work-life integration. The design is a vertical village with a cafe at the entry, premium end-of-trip and on-floor amenities throughout and a communal rooftop gathering space with a kitchen and deep areas for plantings. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Architecture and interior design by Carr. Build by Fi

Video Feature • The Sustainability Series • Stonelea celebrates the simplicity of country life – a place intended to leave its mark and be passed down for generations. The sustainable considerations of the architect skilfully coalesce with the sentimentality and ambition of the clients’ brief, creating a sincere home that sits comfortable in its rugged landscape. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @brettboardmanphotography Architecture by @matthe

The North America Series • Video Feature • Separating itself from the surrounding typology of Los Angeles, Rustic Canyon is a home of modern proportions and respectful design elements. Designing both the architecture and build, Walker Workshop was fluid in approach from concept to end result, able to deliver a home that represented the client’s needs through modern experiences and technologies. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @joefletcherphoto

Video Feature • With each @chesirearchitects projects, there is an element of managed revelation, so that when one arrives there is hint of something before the reveal is slowly rolled out. As such, The Folly is glimpsed on arrival, but upon approaching the home, its luxurious simplicity is revealed. Featuring timber and corrugated iron, The Folly hints at the humble qualities of the early mining cottages of the area and creates the feeling that it has been sitting on the land for many years. He