Historical buildings

Isolated at the fringe of a forest in the valley of Bagnes, Wallis in Switzerland, this barn was transformed and extended into a primary residence for a couple.

With a loft like a forest of timber framing, the Disneyland House is a modern take on traditional gabled structures.

A unique contemporary reinterpretation of an 1880s terrace house utilising the versatility and honesty of timber.

LOT.1, the 2016 ATDA Interior Fitout Commercial Winner, features distinctive, curved timber forms that brings a café latte inspired design to life.

Utilising historic, convict-era timber salvaged from the property, two stunning extensions were constructed for this colonial manor house.

Dorman House is a sustainable addition/extension project designed to preserve the integrity and heritage of the Australian beach shack.

Marks Park Amenities is a reimagined 1970s toilet block utilising recycled timber to create a building worthy of its spectacular location.

The Grand Atrium of the Auckland Museum has opened after a long-awaited renovation.

The new visitor's centre to the Waitomo Caves was build whilst the tourist attraction was still open.

The new Supreme Court is designed to complement the historical buildings which are located nearby.

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