Renovations & Additions

El Ray is one of five beach houses located to the east of the huge and brooding Dungeness, a nuclear power station on England’s Kentish coast. The house started life as a converted railway carriage, and now sits inside a contemporary timber structure.

The construction detailing captures the beauty of natural materials through craftsmanship. Structure and materials are revealed and the form reduced to essential elements.

A stunning residential renovation and addition that uses timber and timber products throughout with a commitment to sustainable design.

A story of timber construction, survival and restoration in one of the harshest environments on the planet.

Presented as a corridor of archways, this ‘journey of time’ creates a series of delayed thresholds, or framed scenes.

With the complete employment of wood for its structure, exterior skin and interior fittings, this small town museum literally pushes wood to its full potential.

Britain’s top timber design award for 2012 embraced a new 30 m pool, children’s pool, beach area, changing room building and cafe at an exclusive London club

A derelict century-old wharf shed in Cairns is transformed into the state-of-the-art, multi-purpose Cruise Liner Terminal (CLT), function and exhibition space.

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

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.

An island home designed for a semi-retired couple, ease of movement and single-level accessibility – all on a significant natural slope.

A breathtaking addition to the Mingara Recreation Club campus on the NSW central coast, covering 2000sqm of commercial gymnasium over two levels.