Features & Finishes

This lodge utilises a mixture of concrete and wood throughout for a warming interior.

The new Visitor Centre in the Australian Garden of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Cranbourne becomes a model of sustainable design the public can apply at home.

The Office Building for Eric Boulanger utilises wood as a structural material throughout its construction.

One of the last, relatively intact heritage houses on Mount Macedon is about to be revitalised by a couple passionate about saving historic buildings.

The best light in the country and a positive relationship with its exposed and remote setting were key factors in the planning this astronomical observatory.

The ‘House of Cupboards’ makes extensive use of Australian hardwoods in an affordable (under $200,000) ‘flat-pack’ housing solution.

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

VanDusen Botanical Garden Visitor Centre

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

Curling glulam beams are the centrepiece of the original architectural geometry of this guesthouse in environmentally sensitive surroundings.

Stonewood, a small sustainable new home where timber block cladding and an operable façade respond simultaneously to historic context and family needs.

An elegant canopy over the façade defines the new Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki.