Sustainable Aged Care
This aged care facility celebrates a sustainable identity that puts ageing people at the centre of the community. The existing building was retained rather than demolished, crafted into an approachable, inclusive facility.
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Fig Tree Deck
This public deck improves the pedestrian relationship with the large, existing trees, while providing access to shade and amenities. The deck is site specific, employing a random framing solution to account for the existing root system.
2017 ATDA Timber Veneers Winner: 12-Micron
12-Micron is the 2017 winner of the Australian Timber Design Awards, Timber Veneers category. The restaurant uses natural materials to represent how the environment contrasts and interacts with an urban context.
London Calling
Commissioned by a couple in London, the designer overcame distance and logistics to produce a long lasting and beautiful piece of furniture. The natural character and beauty of the macassar ebony is showcased, and the sound environmental use of sustainably harvested products is championed.
2017 ATDA Furniture or Joinery Winner: Conus Lighting Range
Conus Lighting Range is the 2017 winner of the Australian Timber Design Awards, Furniture or Joinery category. The range utilises versatile component based design, and pairs digital modelling design with hand-finished integrity.
2017 ATDA Australian Certified Timber Winner: Charlotte Chapel
Charlotte Chapel is the 2017 winner of the Australian Timber Design Awards, Australian Certified Timber category. With an eye for recycled timber and handcrafted elements, this wedding reception chapel employs entirely Australian hardwoods.
2017 ATDA Timber Cladding Winner: ETZ Townhouses
ETZ Townhouses are the 2017 winners of two seperate categories of the Australian Timber Design Awards: Timber Cladding and Multi-Residential. The three level townhouses are designed to feel natural and secluded, despite their inner city location.
2017 ATDA Winner: Macquarie University Innovation Hub
Macquarie University Innovation Hub is the 2017 winner of the Australian Timber Design Awards in multiple categories: Innovative Structural Design; Engineered Timber Products; Timber Panels; and Timber Windows and Doors. This is an ambitious, well-crafted building whose design allows for future dismantling, relocation and reassembly.
2017 ATDA Small Budget Project: Henry Street House
Henry Street House is the 2017 winner of the Australian Timber Design Awards, Small Budget Project category. Laminated hoop pine acts as a unifying texture throughout the project, which was delivered on a tight budget and required a disciplined approached to the design gestures.
2017 ATDA Landscape Winner: Northern Goldfields Offices
Northern Goldfields Regional Offices is the 2017 Winner of the Australian Timber Design Awards, Landscape category. The building brings modern workspace design to a remote community, providing an oasis for historic Leonora.
2017 ATDA Alteration or Addition winner: Victoria Gardens House
Victoria Gardens House, the 2017 Winner of the Australian Timber Design Awards, Residential Class 1 – Alteration or Addition category, carefully renovates an 1880s house into a contemporary home using custom designed timber furniture, joinery and door handles.
2017 ATDA New Buildings winner: Munro Ocean Beach House
Munro Ocean Beach House is the 2017 winner of the Australian Timber Design Awards in both New Buildings and Rising Star categories. Sitting harmoniously amongst the tones of the local indigenous vegetation, this Mornington Peninsula property uses timber extensively.
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