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The basic condition for the design was to create a building that fits in with the surroundings but doesn’t negate its contemporary reference.

The sales pavilion for Fraser Papamoa uses mostly wood throughout, including the moveable louvres of the exterior.

The WWF, one of the world’s highest profile environmental organisations, showcases sustainable wood products in its new UK headquarters

The new Wellington International Airport passenger terminal in New Zealand is a unique and innovative design with a sense of playfulness.

Hovering over water, Ruby's Restaurant uses glulam to dazzle passers-by.

Hovering like a caterpillar's cocoon, the Yellow Treehouse is a beautiful redwood structure.

The Meridian Building is designed with sustainability foremost in mind.

The Wallon Forestry Centre is noteworthy for its odd curved roof and glass tile cladding.

The Ballarat University Building Construction Training Centre was built before the embodied energy requirements were instituted, but still is very sustainable.

The new lodges on the Moonah Links golf course can support up to twelve guests apiece.

The Weberhaus conference centre uses a huge amount of wood in its sustainable construction.

The new Novotel at Auckland Airport uses a large number of soundproofing options for the comfort of its guests.