Sustainability

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

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

A modular home by Trias Studio Architects and developers Fabprefab delivers architectural quality from a prefabricated workflow.

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.

A collaboration between two university architecture and engineering departments exemplifies a potential use for short structural timber lengths, deemed unusable for typical construction.

A curtain wall with an expressed pine structure provides a unique and innovative facade for the extension of the NIOA office building in Brisbane.

The Eden Welcome Centre is a maritime, cruise, and tourist facility on the Eden and Sapphire Coast of NSW, marking the beginning of a new era of tourism for the region.

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

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