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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.

A softly curved timber pavilion forms a beautiful container for a collection of large, locally harvested live edge timber slabs.

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.

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.

The Hedberg presents an unprecedented ambition for a significant performing and creative arts destination in Hobart.

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.

An amenities block in Melbourne’s South West uses timber cladding as an inviting feature for beach goers.

The redevelopment of ‘Her Maj’ features a reintegration of lost architectural elements, heritage facade preservation, and a gorgeous new timber interior.

An aquatic centre in Sydney features mass timber beams to create a large spanning roof over the pool.

‘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.

Nunawading Community Hub is a multi-functional community and sports precinct housed under an impressive timber truss roof, spanning 23 metres.

An existing landmark bridge in the coastal tourist hub of Brunswick Heads has been upgraded from a 10 tonne to a 44 tonne load limit using a combination of restored and new timber members.