Sustainability

The Slack Melbourne Office fitout is a vibrant, environmentally connected office space that respects its historically significant location.

A warm, modern renovation and addition project valuing sustainability objectives, thermal efficiency and visual detail.

A contextual design response to an aggressive coastal site, Split House embraces less formal modes of living and the warm, tactile quality of timber.

A contemporary timber-clad addition with sustainable, efficient spaces tailored to the needs of a growing family.

Showcasing the versatility of timber, this Sydney Airport Duty Free store uniquely captures the topography, geology and vegetation of Sydney harbour

St Bernard’s Learning Hub is a modern, sustainable reimagining of an existing building using durable, low maintenance timber screens.

Sushi Hub on Swanston Street translates elements of traditional Japanese artwork and the brand’s origins into a busy CBD setting.

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

This three-bedroom family home on the edge of Titirangi celebrates that humble yet iconic timber building – the shed – and makes reference to a quintessential summertime form – the tent.

Combining an older annex with new timber modules, Hytte Årsund commands incomparable views of the Norwegian countryside.

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