Performance

Clare Design created an engaging, environmentally advantaged solution to a complex brief, incorporating a lightweight engineered timber structure in Library at The Dock

Architect Paul Haar has applied engineered timber products with elegance to address a massive structural challenge and create a warm but powerful architectural expression.

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

With honesty in its treatment of materials and integrity of construction, Villa Storingavika succeeds beautifully in blending house and landscape.

A “home among the gum trees”, this 1000 m2 residence sits 140m above a valley and on a 30 to 60 degree slope - the concept was to ‘float’ amongst the trees.

The first multi-story building designed entirely with timber materials has finally won through over strict fire regulations from the Ministry of Construction in Japan.

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

The development objectives were to create a beach community based on sustainable design principles, where each home visually engages with the ocean, has generous outdoor living room, and a sense of community through density, building relationships.

The sculptor client has built a small residence with his architect brother on the industrial site of an old sawmill , involving large moving elements and a small building footprint.

The Liina transitional shelter is a temporary building to be used in cold climates during crisis situations anywhere around the world.

A world first for its innovative use of LVL in the structure of a multi‐storey building, the NMIT building also incorporates a new generation of earthquake-­resistant engineering technology.

Endless Stair demonstrates the unique structural properties of cross-laminated timber. Devised through modular design, it can be endlessly reconfigured for different sites and contexts.