Innovation

Linear Formations is a series of timber pavilions located in the sculpture courtyard of the UTS Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building. The structures were built annually between 2019 and 2021.

Flex Maps 2 uses the shared ground of design, geometric processing, simulation and digital fabrication to demonstrate a sustainable and decarbonised building culture- all using Australian timber.

‘Interchange Pavilion’ is a literal and metaphorical crossing of paths, inspired by the ‘railroad switch’, which nods to the site's history as a rail yard.

LNCH Minihouse exemplifies the use of engineered timber in small scale residential projects as a sustainable and economically viable alternative.

A curtain wall with an expressed pine structure provides a unique and innovative facade for the extension of the NIOA office building in Brisbane.

The Adelaide Oval Hotel has become the first hotel to be fully integrated into the footprint of a stadium, and has done so by using a lightweight, cross-laminated timber (CLT) structure.

A sustainable, affordable and socially-conscious tiny home, that aims to tackle Australia’s growing housing crisis.

French firm Orma Architecture has built a trio of timber pavilions for observing deers on the island of Corsica.

House of Chickens is a modular chicken coop built for 800 chickens on an artist's farm in Turkey.

The Retreat forms part of a boutique accomodation addition to the Pumphouse Point wilderness retreat in central Tasmania.

A summer residence gently folds into the landscape on a rocky Norwegian fjord.

Krakani Lumi, or ‘Place of Rest’, located in Mt William National Park, Tasmania, serves as a refuge and accomodation for guided walks through the wilderness.