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

This owner-built farmhouse in Bellawongarah, on the tablelands above Kangaroo Valley, takes cues from traditional rural building materials and forms.

Located in a narrow, heritage listed former builder’s site-office in the heart of Hobart, ERA Offices is a collaborative
workspace centred on a distinctive timber core.

The Hütt 01 PassivHaus is an inspiring contemporary home, balancing retro aesthetics with contemporary timber construction.

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.

A segmented timber pavilion that supports community recovery, with stories of resilience etched into the architectural form.

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

A prefabricated, cross-laminated timber (CLT) cabin perches on the edge of Lake Saimaa in Finland.

A multi storey residential building in Thornbury implements grand sustainability ambitions through the use of a hybrid mass timber construction system.

Exposed grey ironbark framing creates a rhythmic and hardy facade for a coastal dwelling.

A new visitor centre for the Phillip Island Penguin Parade provides a beautiful entry point to the extremely popular eco-tourism site.