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No Two The Same

No Two The Same is located in the inner city industrial suburb of Richmond, and features six unique townhouses and a conversion of a derelict Victorian dwelling.
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Suspended Mountain Book House

Chinese studio Shulin Architectural Design has built a translucent public book house for residents of the Liangjiashan village, located in an ancient mountain forest in China’s Zhejiang province.
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Brise Soleil House

The Brise Soleil House is a compact residence at the top of a steep, west-facing block overlooking a former cargo terminal near Port Moresby Harbour, Papua New Guinea.
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California Dreamin'

Sustainable and modern returns to the beach with this complete revamp of a tired Californian family home.
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Foredune House

Foredune is a balance of materials that rely on timber for its atmospheric orchestration. Timber is deliberately restrained but present – detailed but functional, beautiful but unprecious.
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Freycinet Lodge

Liminal Architecture has delivered nine new pavilions to the Freycinet Lodge complex on the east coast of Tasmania.
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Joynton Avenue Creative Precinct

Peter Stutchbury Architects have transformed a community and cultural precinct at the heart of Sydney’s rapidly growing inner-east area of Green Square.
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Barangaroo House

Barangaroo House is a sculptural three-storey restaurant complex overlooking the harbour in Sydney’s Barangaroo South Precinct.
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Roscommon House

Roscommon House is a residential project in Floreat, Perth, referencing the suburbs modernist history with a largely board marked concrete residence.

Fire Safe Design of Timber Buildings - presentations

The change to the National Construction Code, Volume One (NCC) in 2016 introduced fire-protected timber as a Deemed-to-Satisfy (DTS) solution for Class 2 (apartments), Class 3 (e.g. hotels/motels) and Class 5 (office) buildings up to 25 metres in effective height incorporating automatic sprinklers throughout. There is also a desire by building professionals to vary from the DTS provisions requiring a Performance Solution.

The presentations from this WoodSolutions seminar describe principles for the fire safe design of timber buildings.

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