Architecture that embraces its environment with purpose

Modern kitchen and dining area with wooden staircase, island, bar stools, and natural light at Sunbeams House.

We design healthy, low-energy homes that are beautiful, comfortable and highly considered. Every project is shaped by a deep understanding of how you live now and in the future.

Our approach is gentle, thoughtful and holistic, whether we’re renovating an existing home or building something new. We design with sensitivity, respecting both the natural and built environment. Specialising in passive houses, we create climate-responsive homes that harness their surroundings—the seasons, views, aspects, and sunlight.

We also consider your local microenvironment, from flora and fauna to airflow and materials. Because a home is more than just a building—it is a living part of the landscape.

We encourage you to trust and embrace the process as we build a home that will nourish you for years to come.

Modern interior room with pitched timber ceiling, pink armchairs, a round coffee table, colorful lamp, and window with tree view at Boston Villa.
Modern white minimalist house exterior with large windows, surrounded by a lush garden, featuring an outdoor wooden dining table and chairs on a stone patio at Sunbeams House.
Exterior at Spring House showing wooden deck, outdoor furniture, large sliding glass doors, and a landscaped garden with stepping stones and brick paving.
Kitchen and dining area at Glint House with timber cabinetry, terrazzo benchtops, and daylight streaming in.
A small building with a colorful mural partially hidden among dense foliage and trees.
Portrait of Imogen Pullar from IP Architecture

“Our buildings are designed in response to their environment and surroundings; the seasons, views, aspects, the sun.”

Imogen Pullar • Director

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Have a project in mind? Lets chat!