Features & Finishes

Combining an older annex with new timber modules, Hytte Årsund commands incomparable views of the Norwegian countryside.

The Yelp corporate headquarters project is an excellent example of how good design can apply traditional elements to absolutely modern concepts. Case study reproduced with the permission of timber+DESIGN online.

This set of three small buildings and the spaces between provides a second home for a young family within a forest clearing overlooking Golden Bay, at the top of New Zealand’s South Island.

The landscape masterplan embraces 100 forests of endangered international tree species in a 250 ha former fire-ravaged site. Associated architecture includes unique timber-based buildings and public facilities

A holiday home that uses a range of commercial timber products and salvaged on-site timber to award winning effect.

This home just off the coast from Melbourne has many unique features – not least its history as a chicory kiln and the reuse of an artwork as ceiling lining.

This dwelling is entirely clad with dark thermowood, lending the project a stealthy and brooding presence.

A unique environmentally guided design by Patkau Architects nestled in Whistler valley extricates the challenging aspects of cold climate design utilising the inherent flexibility of timber framing.

Archiblox lead the world with their collaborative creation of the first Carbon Positive House; sustainably sourced timber helping to minimise the embodied energy in construction.

Vibe Design Group’s, Kew House 3 uses timbers natural warmth and appeal to not only wrap a dynamic exterior but also evoke a journey of discovery within the home.

The Mary Rose Museum is a unique timber-clad building protecting the only 16th century warship on display anywhere in the world.

It may be no surprise to learn that a house dubbed ‘Boatsheds’ is owned by a pair of nautical enthusiasts.