Out Now • Celebrating extraordinary architecture and design, Issue No. 12 features new work from @fearonhay, @partnershill , @tribestudio, @warrenmahoney , @room11__, @kerstin_thompson_architects and more. Featured on the cover, Off-Grid House by @anacapa_architecture represents our exciting foray into featuring projects from across North America. Thoughtfully designed, the residence is intended to elevate and merge with its verdant Californian surrounds. Issue No. 12 also includes profiles on Tania Handelsmann and Gillian Khaw of @handelsmannkhaw, Alexandra Donohoe Church of @decus_interiors and James Taylor and Peter Knights of @taylorknightsarchitects. The June Issues of @thelocalproject, The Commercial Project and The Local Marketplace comprise over 500 pages of project features, profiles, discussion pieces and product features. Published three times a year, the Local Project print periodical is a curated insight into the latest architecture and design in Australia, New Zealand and North America. Head to The Local Project to order Issue No. 12 now or to subscribe to the tri-annual publication.

Out Now • 10 – Celebrating 10 issues of The Local Project • 10 is a hardcover book of over 500 pages featuring the best homes from the first 10 issues of The Local Project residential magazine. Including projects by @johnwardlearchitects, @durbachblockjaggers, @chenchowlittle, @cheshirearchitects, @wood_marsh, @pattersonassociates, @richardsandspence and many more leading architects and designers working across Australia and New Zealand, 10 is intrinsically a celebration of local residential architecture and design. Head to The Local Project to order the book now or to subscribe to the tri-annual print publication. A special thanks to our supporting partners @artedomus, @fisherpaykel, @laminexau, @kingliving, @brickworksbp, @eltongroup, @vitrocsaaustralia and @blumaustralia.

Project Feature • Peacefully inserted into an abundant landscape, Off Grid House remains true to its name, respecting a removed and quietened sensibility. @archier_ collaborated with an engaged owner and builder to ensure the imprints of the home’s inhabitants and a deep rural connection are felt throughout. Head to the link in bio to read Rural Peaks – Off Grid House by Archier on The Local Project. Photography by @thurstonempson. Architecture by Archier. Build by Bushblend Homes. Engineering by TGA Engineers.

Issue No. 12 Feature • Founded in 2019, @__fearon__ is a design and fabrication company based in Australia that developed from the creative minds of the brothers Jack and Mark Fearon. With a passion for handcrafting functional aluminium objects, their work began with seating concepts and continues expanding to include other practical and playful furniture pieces. Head to the link in bio to read the article Q&A – Jack and Mark Fearon of Fearon on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 12 print publication. Photography by Phillip Huynh and @pinkhawaiiii. Furniture by Fearon.

Issue No. 12 Feature • Expressive refinement permeates Tania Handelsmann and Gillian Khaw’s shared design dialogue. Together, the pair have forged @handelsmannkhaw, a Sydney-based interior design studio that imparts stately elegance by virtue of its founders’ tempered yet whimsical approach. Head to the link in bio to read Imparting Elegance – Tania Handelsmann and Gillian Khaw of Handelsmann + Khaw on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 12 print publication. Photography by @jemcresswell, @felix_forest and @prueruscoe.

Video Feature • The North America Series • @ras_a.studio homes in on a quintessential city-beach aesthetic that speaks to its South Los Angeles location. The residence has a strong attachment to place – a vibrant street with pedestrian-only access, which immediately ignites a desire to connect to the surrounding social, family-oriented community. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @joefletcherphoto. Architecture and Build by ras-a studio. Landscape Design by @joneslandscapes.la. Structural Engineering by McCullum Engineering.

Video Feature • In its engagement with the site, the front face of Parkside Residence is deliberately open to the front garden, which then acts as a transitional threshold between the home and the street. As an expression of the gabled form, the rear living area uses the entire cavity, allowing the eye to be drawn upward and natural light to be brought into the space in abundance. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @anthonybasheer. Architecture and Interior Design by @ashleyhallidayarchitects. Build by @ikon_projects.

The North America Series • Video Feature • Deliberately designed with connections to the outdoors, Madison Desert Club is a home built for entertaining and celebration. With the residence linked together by a large roof, its dramatic character is further heightened with the Oculus, a circular design within that offers uninterrupted views of the sky above. Finished with floor-to-ceiling glass windows that retract, the home enhances the owners’ and their guests’ experience by allowing them to immerse themselves into the surrounds. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @rogerdaviesphotography. Architecture and Interior Design by @kovacdesignstudio.

Issue No. 12 Feature • The North America Series • Several hours north of San Francisco, a rugged stretch of coast sits populated with modernist timber buildings overlooking the rocky coves and inlets where ocean meets land. Here, Ramirez Residence exists as part of The Sea Ranch – an enclave of buildings that have popped up in the landscape over several decades in the spirit of a vision conceived by a collective of architects and designers in the 1960s. Head to the link in bio to read the article The Sea Ranch Retreat – Ramirez Residence by Norman Miller Architects and Judith Sheine Architect on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 12 print publication. Photography by @emaphotographi. Architecture by Norman Millar Architects and Judith Sheine Architect. Build by Dixon Construction. Landscape by Norman Millar Architects. Mechanical Engineering by MB&A Consulting. Structural Engineering by ZFA Structural Engineers Geotechnical Engineering by Bauer Associates. Civil Engineering by Dimensions 4 Engineering. Filmed and Edited by @thelocalproject. Production by @thelocalproject.

Issue No. 12 Feature • Video Feature • A thoughtful marrying of architecture and landscape, Flock Hill Homestead is a beautiful yet practical residence that offers a unique experience of the New Zealand landscape. @warrenmahoney take a symbiotic approach to the high country sheep station – creating an elegant refuge that harmonises with the heavy masonry elements embedded in the landscape that can also withstand the harsh conditions that come with it. Head to the link in bio to read Alpine Retreat – Flockhill Homestead by Warren and Mahoney on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 12 print publication. Photography by @samuel_hartnett. Architecture and Interior Design by Warren and Mahoney. Build by @hoogervorstbuilders. Interior Furnishings by @jessica__close. Landscape by @rmm_la. Engineering by Ruamoko Solutions. Joinery by House of Joinery. Furniture Design by @simonjamesstore and @treology_nz. Lighting Installation by @monmouthglassstudio. Filmed and Edited by @aidan_shoots. Production by @thelocalproject.

Issue No. 12 Feature • The North America Series • Video Feature • Designed as a summer house near the homeowners’ main residence, Off-Grid House is a sensitively designed dwelling that serves to elevate the ecology of the verdant California ranch it inhabits. @anacapa_architecture and @willsondesign_ mitigate the impact of the build by bringing the home into equilibrium with the landscape. Head to the link in bio to read Rooted in Nature – Off-Grid House by Anacapa Architecture on The Local Project or in the latest Issue No. 12 print publication. Photography by @mpkelley_. Architecture by Anacapa Architecture and Willson Design. Interior Design by @jhinteriordesign. Filmed and Edited by @thelocalproject. Production by @thelocalproject.

Project Feature • Through deliberate precision and use of restraint throughout, the story of Brunswick West Residence reflects both its past and present. @nardelarchitects uses the elevated detailing and handcrafted elements as cues to lead the new additions, resulting in a fine, considered home of lasting relevance. Head to the link in bio to read Cohesive Calmness – Brunswick West Residence by Nardel Architects on The Local Project. Photography by @piercarthew. Architecture and Interior Design by Nardel Architects. Build by @jobehomes. Joinery by @grangejoinery.