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Project styles

Photographs of contemporary and traditional project styles let you compare different forms and finishes across timber, aluminium and concrete.

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About Project styles

Project styles offer a way to compare how a building’s form, material and finish shape its character. In Australia, this page brings together photographs of completed projects, including Sunshine Coast Renovation by Danielle Scandrett Interiors. The photographs most often show contemporary work, followed by modern and traditional forms, then industrial, minimalist and transitional approaches.

Project styles

Painted plasterboard and aluminium appear frequently in the photographs, alongside solid timber and steel; engineered timber and concrete also feature. Ora House by Archier and A Crows Nest Home Reimagined from Within by TASS Architects + Builders are among the projects shown. Comparing project styles through their photographs can help identify differences in visible form and finish, while project descriptions are the place to check details that images cannot confirm.

What can I compare in project photographs?

Look at the building’s form, visible finishes and relationship to its site. Use the project description for details that photographs cannot establish.

How should I read the materials shown?

Treat material appearances as visual cues. A photograph alone may not identify a product or confirm its specification.

Where should I start when comparing styles?

Choose a project whose photographs make the form and finishes clear, then compare them with another project rather than inferring design intent from one image.