Residential

Curling glulam beams are the centrepiece of the original architectural geometry of this guesthouse in environmentally sensitive surroundings.

A mutli-residential apartment building in Judenburg, Austria

Stonewood, a small sustainable new home where timber block cladding and an operable façade respond simultaneously to historic context and family needs.

A new pavilion in an existing complex, the Mountain Home has a warm interior to encourage family life.

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

Based on the traditional 'bach', the Tsunami Apartments provide modern beachside living.

A centre for scientific research, the MAF Building is designed with sustainability kept well in mind.

The Buddhist Monastery in Stoakes Valley is designed to cater for large numbers, teaching and habitation and is very sustainable with the mainly wooden construction.

This lodge utilises a mixture of concrete and wood throughout for a warming interior.

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

Fish Creek House is the 2017 winner of the Australian Timber Design Awards, Interior Fitout (Residential) category. The interior environments of this house offer a series of warm and robust sanctuaries as a counterpoint to its external form.