Sustainability

Designed to maximise sustainable innovations, this world class stadium takes inspiration from Ballarat’s rich cultural heritage.

The new pavilion in the gardens of Bad Ischl has been incorporated into the life of the gardens and city.

Netball Central provides first-class facilities in an environmentally conscious structure.

In the fast changing inner city suburb of Brunswick East, this Victorian cottage named ‘Ethel’ demonstrates that she can change with the times whilst retaining her personality, warmth and charm.

This unique village library building with its firewood stick facade was awarded the inaugural A$100,000 Moriyama Royal Institute of Canada prize in 2014 for transformative and emblematic architecture.

Expressing the traditional craftsmanship associated with bespoke furniture design, with a modern architectural twist, this new educational structure employs timber in unusual and unexpected ways.

This large mountain retreat was designed to progressively reveal its ‘secrets’ and special features, rather than give everything away at once.

The Liina transitional shelter is a temporary building to be used in cold climates during crisis situations anywhere around the world.

An innovative combination of re-cycled hardwood and LVL has been used to create a factory prefabricated timber pavilion for a community garden in Melbourne.

This set of three small buildings and the spaces between provides a second home for a young family within a forest clearing overlooking Golden Bay, at the top of New Zealand’s South Island.

Conversion of a farm dairy into one of Britain’s most highly awarded timber houses – using a previously untried solid wood and glass construction technique.

Sneeoosh cabin in Washington’s Puget Sound is a light filled structure that invites the surrounding woodland inside, while imposing a minimal footprint on the site.