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Australia ����͵�� Season 7 opens in Melbourne, showcasing Marvel Stadium, an AFL icon reimagined as a dynamic civic and event hub. Then, discover the groundbreaking design of Forbes Residences in Perth, a vertical oasis that redefines green living. Next, Sydney’s historic Shell House, meticulously restored palazzo-style building imbued with personality and timelessness. Finally, in Yuin Country, New South Wales, delve into the multi-layered design of Cake House, a high-craft, net-zero energy coastal retreat.

Australia ����͵�� Episode 2 opens with the CHALK @New Farm project in Brisbane; a premium residential building that responds to a growing demand for spacious inner-city apartments. Next, the new Koorie Heritage Trust headquarters in Melbourne. This groundbreaking design reconnects the Birrarung building to its cultural landscape. Next, a small-lot residence in Western Australia, Peppermint Grove showcases how minimalist design and rich materials can create a sense of spacious luxury. Finally, in Parramatta, the Parramatta Aquatic Centre is redefining the traditional swimming complex by integrating into the park landscape and celebrating its natural setting.

Season 7, Episode 3 opens in Sydney at the NextSense Centre for Innovation, a state-of-the-art facility for hearing and vision research. Then, Centrepiece at Victoria’s Melbourne Park; a building designed to balance complex functionality with civic presence. Next, the thoughtful renovation of The Beach Hotel in Merewether New South Wales seamlessly blends the heritage and nostalgia of the 70s and 80s with a modern, communal space. Finally, Naya Haus is a stunning Cairns home that marries Japandi style with a deep commitment to sustainable living and breathtaking views of Green Island.

In Australia ����͵�� Episode 4 we discover how the award-winning Bundanon Art Museum and Bridge in New South Wales thoughtfully integrates art, architecture, and the environment. Then, in Queensland we showcase Bradbury Park Play Scape, a unique playground designed to create a key piece of urban infrastructure. Next, in Victoria, we visit Merrilands to explore how this home seamlessly weaves together family history with sustainable, resilient design. Finally, in New South Wales, compassionate architecture meets connection to nature with the groundbreaking Residential Eating Disorders Centre.

Episode 5 opens in Sydney with The Merchant, a visionary adaptive reuse of a former hotel into a vibrant, post-pandemic workplace. Next, in the heart of Gadigal Country, discover the Music Room, an innovative design utilizing Passive House principles to create a healthy, multigenerational home in a dense urban environment. Then, we showcase Forster Surf Life Saving Club redevelopment, a decade-long project that has transformed a community hub along the New South Wales coastline. Finally, in Glen Iris, Victoria, explore Ripple, a sculptural sanctuary that offers a future-ready architectural argument for aging with dignity

Episode 6 opens in inner Sydney, revealing Terrace House Mirage, a 150-year-old Victorian terrace reborn as a poetic, light-filled haven. Then, travel to Perth to discover Kiora, a visionary multi-residential project setting a new standard for high-quality retirement living. Next, explore Murrumbeena Residence in Victoria, a Spanish Mission-style home masterfully extended. Finally, return to Sydney to delve into the intricate design of The Porter House Hotel, where a heritage-listed building is seamlessly fused with a modern high-rise.

Episode 7 opens in St Kilda, Melbourne, with the award-winning St George's Performing Arts Centre, a stunning adaptive reuse of a heritage-listed church. Then, discover Younghusband, Melbourne's largest operational net-zero-carbon adaptive reuse precinct in Kensington. Next, an emotional tale of two townhouses in Blackburn Victoria - Constantine & Eftihia. Finally, we go to Tasmania to explore the Iron Creek Bay Farm Stay, a unique rural project where agriculture and tourism coexist.

Episode 8 begins in Brisbane, where we explore Upper House, a soaring residential tower redefining urban living with a focus on holistic wellness and nature. Then Narrm Ngarrgu Library in Melbourne - a new community cornerstone celebrating First Nations culture and language through groundbreaking design. Finally, in Port Stephens, Catherine McAuley Catholic College Chapel is a landmark building that stands as a spiritual and architectural heart of the community.

The series finale opens in Wahroonga, New South Wales, showcasing the Centre for Science & Art, Abbotsleigh Senior School. This dual-discipline building is a key addition to the Sydney campus, emphasising STEAM education. We also explore the multi-award-winning design of Abbotsleigh Junior School’s Library & Innovation Centre. Next, we spotlight visionary designer Sarah Kay, CEO of Woods Bagot, featuring award-winning designs such as The StandardX, 80 Collins, and Woods Bagot Melbourne Studio. Finally, in Watsons Bay, New South Wales, discover Lee House, a contemporary home that reimagines a derelict 1850s fisherman’s cottage using concrete, timber, and steel. Now is the time to cast your vote for the Cult People's Choice Award. Tell us in 15 words or less which project you like best and be in to win.