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A lightweight and innovative interpretation of a traditional, temporary Jewish festival structure.

A contemporary take on a historic Norwegian mountain cabin that is made almost entirely from wood.

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

A small extension forms a sensitive and modern adaptation of a Federation villa in West Hobart.

The Magic Box is an artisanal, transformative display case designed to adapt to different tasting sessions as it gets set to embark on a global tour.

The newly developed Eastern Creek Quarter features an Australian-first 'revolving retail' concept as part of their entertainment precinct 'ECQ Social'. This unique, sustainable and engaging outdoor space features a custom-designed playground with exceptional use of timber such as curved glulam and recycled hardwoods. Reflecting its high-profile Western Sydney Parklands location, ECQ is a global leader in environmental sustainability. Stage 1 has been awarded a 6 Star Green Star Design rating by the Green Building Council of Australia, representing world leadership.

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

Grimshaw uses glue-laminated timber to achieve a sweeping canopy roof, reminiscent of Papua New Guinean longhouses.

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

A new timber wharf weaves through the red gums to revitalise the small Victoria town of Koondrook.

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

The American Hardwoods Export Council (AHEC) commissioned a one day installation at Denfair, showcasing the design diversity of American Red Oak.