Features & Finishes

Limerick House is a modest addition to an existing dwelling on a rural Victorian property.

House 28 uses shipping containers as a basis to create a weekend retreat in the wild landscape of Wye River.

Binary House is an addition to a 1960’s yellow brick house in Woolooware, Sydney, compromising both private and a communal dwellings.

Shrouded House is designed to accomodate a maturing family, and respond to their changing needs of occupation, from individuals, to their teenage children, to extended family.

Somers Beach House is a refined, peaceful and passive-solar house in Somers, designed by Mornington based architect Adrian Bonomi.

Celebrating its maritime context, this commercial fitout project uses sustainable timber to create warmth and historical richness in the space. Brewing equiptment contributes to the visual narrative within.

This highly cost effective, sustainable building is enriched by the benefits of innovative and thoughtful timber construction. The diverse palette of basic, raw, recycled and cost effective materials positively impacts the working life and well-being of employees.

This project uses natural materials where possible to create a natural and welcoming environment. Lively elements like painted joinery and the stacked, jenga-like storeys contribute to a calm, non-institutional and playful space.

The design goal of ‘102 The Mill’, by Carter Williamson Architects was to celebrate the industrial and varied history of Balmain while creating an modern, inspiring home.

A residential overhaul of a single fronted terrace house in the Botanic Gardens precinct of South Yarra, Melbourne.

New life has been injected into a much loved Brisbane park, opening up an engaging community space.

A simple yet striking structure, the Pine Pavilion serves as a resting place at the dam on the river. A unique destination for art lovers and visitors alike, the structure is an informative site, linking history and future in a playful manner.