With the threat of global warming growing it’s great to see more and more people adopting a more sustainable approach to how they live and interact with the world – from organic food to knowing where and how their clothing is being made.

One of my favourite passions is design, so I’m fascinated to see what wonders are being developed – from the construction of sustainable housing to gardens that fend for themselves.

Here’s some grammers that should inspire you to rethink visual aesthetic if you’re planning to build or renovate.

Grand Designs Magazine Australia

Even if you haven’t seen the TV show, this is absolutely the place to go for design inspiration. They cover ambitious projects from around Australia.

From EcoLiv Sustainable Builders #design #instagood #architecture #australia #timber #architexture #eco #sustainability

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Archiblox

Victorian-based company that produces modular prefabricated housing with carbon positive options available.

Modscape

Also in the modular prefabricated housing business producing house and also commercial projects.

The Brunswick West tower makes a statement #modscape #modulararchitecture #prefab

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Green Magazine

Green Magazine is Australia’s leading publication for inspirational stories on sustainable design and  features local and international houses, gardens and profiles.

Nova Deko

Nova Deko is an established international manufacturer of high quality modular homes.

San Mario modular home! Check out our website for more information 🙂

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Phillip Johnson Landscapes

Phillip Johnson Lanscapes focus on sustainability. They also produced the field of poppies at Federation Square for ANZAC Day.

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