Features & Finishes

The RMIT Timber Hub challenges the traditional developments for student accommodation, and with a 6 star Greenstar rating, sets and example of how the inclusion of timber in modern construction can seamlessly integrate our natural environment with our buildings.

Designed around a recycled 90-year-old bridge beam from Bega, this modern industrial interior fitout contrasts modern and recycled elements to showcase the versatility and sustainability of timber.

Inspired by the nearby river, the impressive rooftop views and curved timber entrance of Yarra House are complemented by recycled ironbark and sustainably sourced Pacific teak. Timber choices throughout offer warmth, colour, texture and durability.

Appearing as a weathered timber vessel washed up on the shoreline, Mosman Bay House is a holistic response to the multiple lives and uses timber can achieve.

Reusable and recyclable, Play Pods deliver a set of immersive educational play spaces, each comprising 250 intersecting layers of birch plywood.

Three types of tables, designed in response to agile working trends, feature certified timber and a silhouette that changes at every angle.

The versatility of plywood and an intelligent pre-fab system allowed for the creation of a sophisticated feature structure in the heart of Sydney.

Favouring a cost-effective, simple and flexible timber construction, High Point Pop Up Park creates a versatile space for social gatherings and small events.

This striking timber shade and cooling structure embellishes Dubai’s D1 Tower, providing passive climate control and a link to the site’s history.

A modest side addition transforms this small Sydney home, opening the space to a fusion of traditional Australian and Japanese verandah design.

The use of timber is not only a sustainable choice of material, but provides a cultural familiarity for elders of the Ngarluma Aboriginal community.