A conversation with a US podcast about bushfire-resilient design, rainwater, and rethinking business models for impact.

A piece about coming home to the farm, and why that shapes everything Cooee builds.

Lysaght's new videos shares the human story behind the building.

Sarah Lebner contributed to the Retrofit Playbook feature in Sanctuary Magazine Issue 75, sharing the Cooee approach to sequencing home improvements — including why the order you do things matters more than the individual upgrades themselves.

Cooee Architecture has received an Award for Sustainable Architecture at the 2026 ACT Architecture Awards — for a family home that proves high performance doesn't have to mean high complexity.

Our Bungendore renovation project has been featured in Issue 75 of Sanctuary — Australia's leading sustainable homes magazine.

Listen to architect Sarah Lebner talk about sustainable homes, retrofit strategies, and low-carbon living for regional Australians.

A practical 2026 guide

Is it just a ‘hero image’ with a nice story?

Interview with Sarah Aubrey (Electrify This)

Typical Cooee renovation scopes and budgets

“Circular Thinking” - The Silo’s Accommodation feature

A 2026 Guide by Cooee Architecture

Demonstrating the impact of different design, system and material choices.

As cool weather sets in, many of us begin the battle of staying warm at home without racking up a big winter power bill. These are some budget-friendly tips that don't involve significant renovation.

Webinar: Why size is the elephant in the room and two strategic renovations that demonstrate space-efficient outcomes.

Compared with urban homes, rural builds come with particular design opportunities and challenges.

Climate change demands that our homes go beyond sustainability to actively defend against environmental challenges, such as extreme weather, resource scarcity and changing lifestyles.

15 very real reasons why bigger is not better.

Solar Passive vs Passivhaus, double-glazing vs triple-glazing, and the data on other comparisons I see homeowners struggle with.