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In 2019, a masterpiece of engineering opened its doors in Steinberg am See, Germany. The worldwide largest walkable wooden sphere (capacity for 950 visitors at a time) is superlative in many ways built by HESS TIMBER GmbH and the Austrian company Almholz VertriebsgmbH.

A curved CLT pavilion has been added to the grounds of the lush modernist Glass House designed by Lina Bo Bardi

An innovative three-storey CLT addition to the prestigious Monash Business School in Caulfield, Victoria.

Three circular decks inspired by the biology and form of lily pads float lightly in the Tasmanian Botanic Gardens Lily Pond.

Armstrong Regional park is 1.1 hectares of play area and passive open space in Armstrong Regional Park, Mt. Duneed.

An egg shaped observatory made from a lattice wood frame has been perched on a sandbank off the coast of The Netherlands.

A new extension to an existing primary school nestles into a secluded bushland site.

The Jo Wheatley Playspace provides an all inclusive playground and leisure area along the Swan River, in Beaton Park.

A former equine training ground on the Mornington Peninsula has been transformed into a coastal brewery and culinary hotspot.

A meditative log pavilion to be built amongst the Tippet Rise Arts Centre in the mountains of Montana, inspired by traditional West African shelters.

The Latrobe Regional Gallery project is a major refurbishment and restructuring of a historic building in Morwell, Victoria.

Krakani Lumi, or ‘Place of Rest’, located in Mt William National Park, Tasmania, serves as a refuge and accomodation for guided walks through the wilderness.