Residential

A post-war weatherboard bungalow for a young family of four in Sydney’s Northern Beaches is reborn with a series of timber interventions.

The Warehouse is an adaptive reuse of a heritage fronted industrial warehouse, proving salvaged materials can create exceptional results.

The Ripple House uses a sculptural timber roof as a mechanism to draw light and aspect into a tight site in Melbourne's Inner North.

The Monterey Apartment building in Brisbane is now Australia’s tallest engineered timber residential tower.

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

A semi-rural house designed around an adaptive program; equal parts living, working, and sharing with others.

Arthurs Circus is an exceptional architectural effort in restraint, working within a highly cherished heritage precinct in the heart of Battery Point, Hobart

Divided House contrasts a robust brick exterior with a refined, tactile interior of expressed timber structure and finishes.

Casey Brown’s second ‘Permanent Camping’ structure comprises two ironbark-framed, copper-clad towers that sit sculpturally in the vast rural landscape.

A former car workshop on a corner site in the Paddington Conservation Area has been transformed into a finely crafted home.

A sculptural home in the Barrabool Hills outside of Geelong references the rocky topology of the surrounding environment.

A sustainable aged care home in Denmark provides a replicable model for attractive and dignified shared living.