Editorial
As our cities rapidly densify, opportunities for new forms of multi-residential housing arise. This is the time for innovation in sustainability, both material and social – and also to look to the past for inspiration on successful forms of shared spaces. We take a look at five developments that we think got the recipe just right. Our cover home is a machine for living, pushing self-sufficiency well beyond the norm. Clinton Cole of CplusC Architectural Workshop has built a house to sustain and connect on a 90-square-metre wedge in Sydney’s inner-west. Within an iconic Melbourne block in the city’s heart, architect and furniture designer Adam Markowitz has gently reworked the layout of one of the apartments and, using fine craftsmanship, elevated the interior to another level. Rather than max out its site, a…