The Local Project – Issue 20

The Local Project is an Australian architecture and design magazine focused on exceptional homes, interiors and creative practices across Australia, New Zealand and North America.

Published three times a year, it combines residential architecture, interior design, profiles and material culture in a highly visual print format.

Issue 20 is a special edition celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. Featured on the cover is Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design, a home shaped by materiality, inventive architecture and a strong connection to place. The issue also presents work by Feldman Architecture, Shaun Lockyer Architects, Olson Kundig, Arent & Pyke, Madeleine Blanchfield Architects, Roberts Gray Architects, Esoteriko, Young Projects and Billy Maynard Architects.

Profiles include And And And Studio, Arent & Pyke, Bocci, Studio KO, Dinosaur Designs, Billy Maynard and Amélie du Chalard, alongside the latest in design, style and luxury. The accompanying Commercial Project section moves through retail, accommodation, hospitality, workplace and wellness, while The Local Marketplace highlights products, finishes, designers, artists and makers from Australia, New Zealand and North America.

The issue is presented as a three-part set housed together in a slipcase. The main volume focuses on residential architecture, interiors and design. It is accompanied by The Commercial Project, featuring projects and profiles across retail, accommodation, hospitality, workplace and wellness, and The Local Marketplace, a comprehensive product and finishes guide highlighting designers, artists, makers and distributors across Australia, New Zealand and North America.

About The Local Project
The Local Project documents contemporary architecture and design through homes, interiors, studios and the people behind them. With a strong emphasis on materiality, craftsmanship and connection to place, its print edition brings together projects and creative practices from Australia, New Zealand and North America in a format designed to be kept on the coffee table or in the library.