Bushfire safe home follows contours of the land
Bushfire safe windows and doors allow this new home on sand dunes in the middle of tea trees to be a very environmentally sensitive construction.
Thermally brilliant and dramatic
Deep charcoal timber frames and the transparency of glass are a highlight in this light filled, energy efficient residence.
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New report: Unintended consequences of mandatory height controls excludes timber
A new report has found that mandatory height controls in the Victorian planning system have unintentionally penalised cost-effficient, environmentally friendly timber building systems, favouring the use of expensive, energy-intensive concrete and steel alternatives.
A Responsible Restoration
Celebrating the distinct character of the original building's 150-year history, this refurbishment becomes an allegory of the beauty of timber and its fundamental strength as a building material. Newly introduced elements are designed to enhance the historical understanding of the building while highlighting the charm of the retained original elements.
Dorman Beach House
A rugged beach house that soars high above the exposed Lorne coastland.
Tiny Home by Maddison Architects
At just 19sqms, this tiny home delivers an adaptable and spacious sanctuary, with a minimal footprint.
Old Waratah House
The Old Waratah House is an open and vibrant rural dwelling that’s firmly built on sustainable design principles.
The Ultimate Renewable™ Resources
The Ultimate Renewable™ is an industry campaign to promote the sustainability and environmental advantages of Australian forestry and wood products.
Austins Ferry Early Learning Centre
A new extension to an existing primary school nestles into a secluded bushland site.
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