Tom Ferguson

Contributor Profile

Tom is an architect and photographer from Sydney. He has been practising architecture for over ten years and has established his own practice, TFAD. He started out taking photos of his own projects, and photography is now a significant part of his professional practice.

Occupation: Photographer

Location: Australia

Website: http://www.tomferguson.com.au/

Suburban escape: Cooks River House

Projects | Immersed in a tumbling hillside garden, this reworking of a classic bungalow eschews suburban tropes in favour of spaces that foster connection with the landscape.

Pining for sentimentality and tradition: 2020 Eat Drink Design Awards

Awards | Kiwi firm CTRL Space took home a commendation at the 2020 Eat Drink Design Awards and was among venues with sentimentality and tradition at their core, but executed in a contemporary way.

Extra-ordinary

Projects | With brick as the predominant material, this house is like a contemporary rendition of an historic ruin, affirming the pedestal of brick in architecture.

A calming plan: Courted House

Projects | Embracing the elements inherent in traditional courtyard houses, this home is poised, powerful and surprisingly flexible.

A lesson in collaboration: Sly Brothers Semi

Projects | Taking a neighbourly approach to design and construction, this addition to a historic attached cottage preserves a connection to a coast-dwelling past.

2019 Australian Houses Awards: Winners announced

Awards | A 110-metre-long shed has been named Australian House of the Year; see all the winners from the Australian Houses Awards.

Double feature: Naremburn Twin Peaks

Projects | Simple yet impactful alterations and additions to an interwar Sydney bungalow elevate the interiors to bright contemporary living spaces.

Australia’s best houses announced

Awards | See the winners of the nine categories from the Houses Awards 2018, plus the Australian House of the Year.

Calm simplicity: Marrickville House

Projects | This effective extension in Sydney makes the most of unpretentious materials and a simple form to meet the clients’ brief.

Winners revealed: 2017 Eat Drink Design Awards

News | Celebrating Australia and New Zealand’s best hospitality design.

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