Ever Architects

Ever Architects Brisbane architects shaping spaces for living, working & being together — with empathy, warmth and quiet detail. Let’s talk about what’s possible.

Do you prefer a seamless transition from inside-to-out, or a distinct break between the two? 🤔LAMA House expresses a qui...
29/05/2026

Do you prefer a seamless transition from inside-to-out, or a distinct break between the two? 🤔

LAMA House expresses a quiet luxury through these New Guinea Rosewood timber openings - almost a portal between the two, with a distinct stepdown to signify a change in space.

Some feel that nature is something to be admired but not immersed in - the beauty of architecture is that we can cater to each client's culture and values, telling their own story in built form.

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The Ever crew in 2026 - Walk inside our door and you'll find this group of creative thinkers and quiet overachievers.  T...
20/05/2026

The Ever crew in 2026 - Walk inside our door and you'll find this group of creative thinkers and quiet overachievers. 

Thoughtful by design, built with care, meant to last - we carry these values across everything that we do, from house alterations to church renewal and small commercial projects. 

One thing is assured: every day in the studio involves pushing, challenging and refining each other as we make the care of others visible and tangible in our work.

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Work in progress. The brief: A house for forest lovers.This home has held a big family for many years. Now, with the kid...
09/05/2026

Work in progress. The brief: A house for forest lovers.

This home has held a big family for many years. Now, with the kids grown and families of their own, the next chapter is about creating a home that supports ageing in place - a home that feels safe and deeply connected to the forest that has always shaped daily life.

Our intervention is focused on enhancing that relationship to the forest, bringing in more natural light, and angling spaces toward the trees. A new deck nestled beside the canopy will become the main family gathering space, generous enough to host all 17 of them (and counting).

We’re excited to see this project evolve and to provide the family with a home that grows with them.

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Along the Edge House.A busy family + a site caught between three streets. The answer wasn’t necessarily more space, but ...
01/05/2026

Along the Edge House.

A busy family + a site caught between three streets. The answer wasn’t necessarily more space, but smarter edges. We pushed the extension north, and suddenly the house works in a way it never did before.

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We love how the plants compliment 2 Stephens Street. Besides the central courtyard, the landscaping along the front edge...
30/04/2026

We love how the plants compliment 2 Stephens Street. Besides the central courtyard, the landscaping along the front edge of the building softens the edges of the concrete and brick, and blends it in with the rest of the street. We can already picture the tension wires covered in green!

Builder/structural engineering:

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Keep Going HouseDifferent brief, same design instinct - connect to context. Keep Going House introduces a central spine,...
28/04/2026

Keep Going House

Different brief, same design instinct - connect to context.
Keep Going House introduces a central spine, connecting front entry to back garden, and stitching the long site together. Edges blur, spaces expand.

A home that works with the site, while encouraging socialisation and respecting privacy.

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Throwback to Blade House, with a view of the back threshold looking over the forest. Framed by timber, neutral colours, ...
23/04/2026

Throwback to Blade House, with a view of the back threshold looking over the forest. Framed by timber, neutral colours, and a gentle edge to the landscape 🌱

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Deck with a House played with the classic brick butterbox, offset against a lightweight deck on stilts.Angling the deck ...
17/04/2026

Deck with a House played with the classic brick butterbox, offset against a lightweight deck on stilts.

Angling the deck allows the family to chase the sunset, while also preserving views for neighbours. Seeing as most of the street has a uniform, brick butterbox look, emphasising the new extension was an essential part of the family's brief, and we believe the angle achieves that in a unique way.  The underside of the deck serves as a carport, but also a temporary patio for larger gatherings.

This addition meant a generous release from the modest butterbox interiors, with the family being encouraged to enjoy outdoor living morning to night.

We love these older pockets of Brisbane, where fences are low, houses are yet to be walled off, and the street is still alive with the comings and goings of daily life.

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LAMA House: a home that meets you gently, offering shade, calm, and a moment to arrive 🌸*
30/01/2026

LAMA House: a home that meets you gently, offering shade, calm, and a moment to arrive 🌸

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65 Laura Street
Tarragindi, QLD
4121

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