Innovation

A writer’s ‘sanctuary’, but with no specific instructions for a space where writing would take place.

A landscape master plan and architectural project spanning 10 years, which generated widespread support in an otherwise fractious community environment.

An adaptable dwelling that solves a major inner-city liveability problem: lack of outdoor space.

Clever use of laminated and untreated pine, combined with well-crafted copper and glass components provide an ever-changing space for healing and worship

A small sustainable shelter for hikers and scientists.

Timber is used throughout the structure and the cladding systems are designed to provide cost effective outcomes using standard off-the-shelf locally sourced materials and components

Conversion of a farm dairy into one of Britain’s most highly awarded timber houses – using a previously untried solid wood and glass construction technique.

This case study traverses award-winning landscaping and architectural aspects of Brisbane’s River Quay project, which began with redevelopment of the former ‘Boardwalk’ site

The chapel’s hard, rectilinear stone and cool glass finishes are relieved and softened by ribbons of big-leaf maple veneer – visible from inside and out.

The design by Robert Simeoni Architects is a collection of buildings with residual outdoor spaces that can be manipulated by using folding screens to control accessibility, allowing the zones to be adaptable to the time of year or day.

Takara School is an architect-designed, community-built pilot project to meet Vanuatu’s pressing need for school infrastructure.

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