Innovation

In a precinct dominated by glass, concrete and steel, The Exchange’s spiralling timber façade creates a warm and welcoming civic landmark, filtering light, views and privacy while connecting its diverse public spaces with the surrounding square.

Australia's first multi-storey mass timber university teaching building simultaneously delivers pioneering structural performance and biophilic warmth.

Victoria's largest mass timber building at the time of its construction, La Trobe University’s North South Student Accommodation building demonstrates how biophilic design, rapid construction and low-carbon material selection can be achieved without compromising on architectural excellence.

Australia's first certified Passive House CLT school - and the first Passive House school in New South Wales

A world-first timber closed-cavity facade transforms a 37-storey commercial tower into one of Australia's most sustainable and visually distinctive office buildings.

Wrapped in curved timber and treated with the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban charring technique, Barangaroo House is a stunning display of traditional timber design techniques in a dense urban setting.

This three-storey CLT addition to a retained 1980s concrete building demonstrates how, beyond additional floors and a landmark atrium, mass timber has unlocked a 5-Star Green Star outcome from an existing low-rise structure.

Australia's first mass timber commercial office building, showcasing CLT and glulam’s potential in mid-rise construction.

Sydney Fish Market pairs one of the world’s largest seafood trading destinations with the southern hemisphere’s largest timber canopy, engineered for climate, durability and public life.

As Australia’s first public building to be constructed from CLT, Library at the Dock was an early benchmark for mass timber construction and sustainable design.

Part of Melbourne’s landmark Metro Tunnel Project, Anzac Station illustrates how natural timber can bring warmth, scale and architectural identity to major urban transport infrastructure.

Completed in 2023, T3 Collingwood is Melbourne’s tallest mass timber commercial building and one of Australia’s premier examples of mass timber and sustainable timber office design.