Features & Finishes

Located on a long and sloping site along the Mornington Peninsula, the McCrae Bush house is a dwelling that was inspired by the colours and textures of its unique surrounding context of native bushland.

The entire interior expression of the Brunswick Bush Shack is a celebration of timber.

Wakanui Trail House embodies the affinity the homes owners have for the outdoors, and provides a deep connection with the natural environment and the public park beyond.

A unique building envelope informed the curved plywood interior of this modern office environment.

This owner-built farmhouse in Bellawongarah, on the tablelands above Kangaroo Valley, takes cues from traditional rural building materials and forms.

The precinct is set to become a new cultural landmark for Sydney, envisaged as an arts ecosystem where co-located creatives can generate a powerful synergy.

In response to the need to reduce the size of new Australian homes and their impact on the climate crisis, beaCHalet offers a small, simple, smart approach to retrofitting.

Located in a narrow, heritage listed former builder’s site-office in the heart of Hobart, ERA Offices is a collaborative
workspace centred on a distinctive timber core.

The black weatherboard facade of this rejuvenated cottage deliberately contrasts with the new natural timber extension.

Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving Club is a beloved public asset, having served the community for 70+ years. With the existing clubhouse no longer fit-for-purpose, a new two-storey building was urgently needed.

The Grampians Peaks Trail (GPT) Stage Two offers a world-class hiking experience over the pristine Gariwerd wilderness, traversing the lands of three traditional owners.

A dark timber extension marries perfectly with the existing 1970s blonde and black speckled brick home.