Residential

A multigenerational family home has been given a new life with an extension built primarily from emerging cross laminated timber (CLT) technology.

An experimental cabin carved out of timber in the woodlands of Rhinebeck, New York.

Built on a highly exposed site on the south coast of Victoria, the Croft House uses architectural form to provide shelter from harsh prevailing winds.

A traditional London brick home has been transformed with a Douglas Fir framed addition, offering a renewed relationship to the outdoors.

A rustic gem off the coast of NSW shows that functionality, energy efficiency, and aesthetics can coexist on a modest budget.

The steep and rugged angophora cliffs of Sydney’s North Shore informed the design of Castle Cove House.

Retiree Ulrich has sold his house in Newcastle and built a luxury retreat Iceland at the back of his daughter’s family place in Canberra.

Three small cabins continue the timber building tradition associated with the shack culture of Tasmania’s coastal communities.

An inner-city renovation exposes its engineered beech timber system to express the new material.

His and Her house is a celebration and physical embodiment of connection and coming together.

A former Cornish farmstead has been transformed into a vibrant workplace for emerging furniture and product design practice James Smith Designs.

The growing family needed more space and a new added independent dwelling completely changed their life.