News•Mar 9, 2026
Lost Profile Gallery by Nickolas Gurtler Office – Issue 20 Feature – The Local Project
Nickolas Gurtler Office partnered with Lost Profile Studio to convert a Brunswick warehouse into a contemplative gallery that showcases Oliver Wilcox’s lighting, furniture, and vintage pieces. The design draws on Carlo Scarpa’s Tomba Brion and the temporal motifs of Asimov’s Foundation, structuring the space into dawn, day and dusk zones defined by shifting light and colour. Lime‑washed walls and sculptural lighting create a calm, processional journey rather than a conventional showroom. Visitors repeatedly praise the space for its museum‑like ambience and its soothing effect on wellbeing.
By The Local Project
News•Mar 9, 2026
Profile: Layla Cluer – Issue 20 Feature – The Local Project
Layla Cluer, an architect‑turned‑ceramicist, founded Softedge in 2019 after rediscovering pottery in Byron Bay. The brand produces colour‑rich, functional tableware in Hasami, Japan, leveraging the town’s 400‑year‑old divided‑labour craft system. Cluer’s design ethos blends softness, durability and a deliberate, slow‑making...
By The Local Project
News•Mar 9, 2026
Tamsin Johnson Studio – Issue 20 Feature – The Local Project
Tamsin Johnson Interiors unveiled a newly renovated studio and showroom in Sydney, merging a curated antiques space with an open‑plan, light‑filled office. The design combines Scandinavian‑inspired minimalism, coastal textures, and high‑end fixtures such as a green‑glass Philippe Starck desk and a...
By The Local Project
News•Mar 8, 2026
Bodhi House by Olson Kundig – Issue 20 Feature – The Local Project
Bodhi House, a West Seattle waterfront residence by Olson Kundig, marries timber, steel, and concrete into a rugged yet refined industrial aesthetic. The design features large operable apertures and kinetic elements that let occupants actively shape the indoor‑outdoor experience, while a...
By The Local Project
News•Mar 8, 2026
Ord Drive by A21 and Marvin – The Local Project
A21 renovated a 1970s ranch on Ord Drive in Boulder, Colorado, installing a Marvin Ultimate floor‑to‑ceiling window wall that frames the Flatirons and Continental Divide. The project required a glazing system capable of withstanding Boulder’s strict climate codes, including winds...
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News•Mar 8, 2026
25th Biennale of Sydney Explores Untold Stories – The Local Project
The 25th Biennale of Sydney runs March 14‑June 14, 2026 under the theme Rememory, probing memory, history and identity through contemporary art. Eighty‑three artists from 37 countries present works ranging from large installations to multi‑channel video across five city‑wide venues. The program foregrounds First...
By The Local Project
Video•Mar 6, 2026
An Architect’s Own Home in LA with a Lush Dream Garden (House Tour)
The video tours architect Richard Stampton’s self‑designed residence in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, highlighting a meticulous blend of historic reuse and contemporary landscape. The project retained the original 1950s bungalow’s hardwood framing, preserved a hidden Prohibition‑era speakeasy entrance, and introduced...
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News•Mar 5, 2026
Golden Avenue by J.AR Office – Issue 20 Feature – The Local Project
Golden Avenue, a new multi‑level Middle Eastern restaurant and bar on 67 Edward Street, opens as the flagship of Anyday’s South Edward leisure masterplan. Designed by J.AR Office, the venue blends brutalist materials with lush greenery, featuring seven retractable roofs,...
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News•Mar 5, 2026
Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design – Issue 20 Feature – The Local Project
Polly Harbison Design’s Ronnoco Farm, featured in The Local Project’s Issue 20, is a terraced stone residence carved into the basalt ridgeline of Coopers Shoot, Byron. The home’s massive 12‑metre sliding doors disappear into 900 mm thick hand‑built stone walls, framing expansive views...
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Video•Feb 27, 2026
A Masterclass in Urban Living with Gachot Studios (Design Masterclass)
In a recent masterclass, Christine and John Gachot of Gachot Studios unpacked their approach to urban living, tracing lessons from a series of New York residential and hospitality projects. The discussion centered on how designers can turn historic shells into...
By The Local Project
Video•Feb 24, 2026
Inside New York’s Most Calming Townhouse (House Tour)
The video showcases a comprehensive renovation of a West Village townhouse originally built in 1860, reimagined by Elizabeth Roberts Architects to serve a modern family while honoring its historic character. The project restored the exterior to its 1920s landmarked appearance,...
By The Local Project