As one of the most recognisable architectural icons in Australia, it was only fitting for Norfolk to feature in BOSS HUNTING’s first hard-copy magazine.

Featuring buildings equipped with meandering balconies and terraces that fan out like leaves, this roundup collects 10 of the most dramatic sculptural balconies published on Dezeen.

Derived from the majestic Norfolk pines that grace the coastal scenery of Burleigh Heads, Queensland, Australia, Koichi Takada Architects have brought forth an extraordinary mixed-use residential project.

Australian architecture is characterized by an alluring blend of cultural influences and unique natural landscapes that stretch across the continent.

Koichi Takada, Director of Koichi Takada Architects, attests to the “psychological benefits to nature-filled spaces. Studies show a reduction in stress, better sleep quality and stronger human relationships. In other words, if nature thrives, we thrive too.”

Who’s who in the world of Australian design for 2022. Compiled by the Vogue Living team. Koichi Takada Architects, Sydney.

Norfolk has won the 2022 Architectural Master Prize Awards (APMP) Exterior Architectural Photography award – Best of the Best, Residential category.

Inspired by the towering Norfolk pine trees standing sentry along Burleigh’s picturesque coastline, architect Koichi Takada has designed this sculptural building to sit harmoniously in the landscape.

Norfolk’s detailed and dynamic sculptural form continues to impress with the Burleigh Heads project awarded 2022 Medium-Density Residential Development of the Year at The Urban Developer Awards for Industry Excellence.

FORME, in association with Hutchinson Builders and McNab, have taken out both residential construction awards at this year’s Gold Coast Master Builders Housing and Construction Awards.

Another award for Norfolk Burleigh Heads. This time awarded Australian Institute of Architects State Award (Queensland) for Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing.

Today’s featured project has been masterfully shot by Australian architectural photographer Scott Burrows. The Norfolk is a multi-residential apartment in Queensland, Australia. It was designed by Koichi Takada Architects and features gorgeous use of organic shapes.

The hot spot continues to surge, with a new breed of residential development setting elegant beachside benchmarks.

Norfolk Burleigh Heads has taken out two categories in the 2022 Architizer A+Awards, the world’s largest architectural honours program with entries submitted by 80 countries.

The Urban Developer is delighted to announce the finalists for our Awards for Industry Excellence in 2022 sponsored by Trilogy Funds.

Resembling a modern sculptural pinecone, Norfolk Burleigh Heads is shaped with over-lapping organic balcony forms that jut out and form a soft edge to an otherwise unanimated building.

Plus Architecture has announced the completion of its Luna project at Burleigh Heads.

Australian firm Koichi Takada Architects has completed a mixed-use apartment block on Queensland’s Gold Coast featuring retractable slatted wooden screens and thin balconies that reference the form of a pinecone.

When the scaffolding finally came down from a new apartment building on the Gold Coast, social media was flooded with photos taken by awestruck locals.

Prominent Queensland business entrepreneurs and philanthropists Cathie Reid and Stuart Giles have bought a beachfront apartment in one of the Gold Coast’s most luxurious new developments. The co-founders of the Icon Cancer Care Group and the Epic Good Foundation took to social media this week to reveal their latest investment — a custom, two-level beach house in a new boutique project in Burleigh Heads.