Innovation

The Wallon Forestry Centre is noteworthy for its odd curved roof and glass tile cladding.

The Martin Square apartments are constructed in a highly seismic area and so have a highly hard-wearing structure.

The new Wellington Zoo amphitheatre is designed to be either open or closed to the open air.

High over Victoria’s Surf Coast, a new beach house is likened by its architect to “a tree house”.

An iconic tourist destination that narrowly missed winning ‘Britain’s Ugliest Building’ prize has been transformed to critical acclaim, restoring the besmirched reputation of its location along the way.

The best light in the country and a positive relationship with its exposed and remote setting were key factors in the planning this astronomical observatory.

The Sub is a space designed for experimentation and with sustainability at the forefront of the process.

The ‘House of Cupboards’ makes extensive use of Australian hardwoods in an affordable (under $200,000) ‘flat-pack’ housing solution.

The Murray Grove Tower was built almost entirely out of CLT, without the use of beams or columns.

The WWF, one of the world’s highest profile environmental organisations, showcases sustainable wood products in its new UK headquarters

The new Scottish Parliament building incorporates extensive use of wood through the beam and trusses system of its ceiling.

VanDusen Botanical Garden Visitor Centre