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Australia’s 2025 Houses Awards winners stand out through their modesty and adaptability
The winners of the 2025 Houses Awards have been unveiled. Presented by Australian architecture magazine Houses, the annual program celebrates Australia’s best residential projects.
Projects were awarded across nine categories, with the best house receiving the award of Australian House of the Year. Together, the recognized homes are recognized for demonstrating highly flexible ways of living, thoughtfully creating greater urban density, and deliberately building small.
“This year’s Houses Awards winners responded to the particulars of the brief and site with skill and inventiveness, achieving elegantly resolved designs for welcoming, livable homes,” said Houses editor and Houses Awards jury chair, Alexa Kempton. “Long-term thinking underpinned the design of homes that can adapt to changing needs over time. Across multiple category winners, designs resolved this need for adaptable domestic space with a commitment to quality over quantity. These are homes without excess, with designs that optimise living environments to the last millimetre.”
Look below to learn more about the winning projects.
Australian House of the Year: Blok Three Sisters (Queensland)
By Blok Modular with Vokes and Peters
