Sustainability

A holiday home that uses a range of commercial timber products and salvaged on-site timber to award winning effect.

The new pavilion in the gardens of Bad Ischl has been incorporated into the life of the gardens and city.

An abundance of nearby natural resources inspired the architectural solution for this high-quality social facility at the Hereford College of Technology in the UK.

An engineered timber grid shell is the centre of an arc of teaching, sports and performance accommodation.

This set of three small buildings and the spaces between provides a second home for a young family within a forest clearing overlooking Golden Bay, at the top of New Zealand’s South Island.

The landscape masterplan embraces 100 forests of endangered international tree species in a 250 ha former fire-ravaged site. Associated architecture includes unique timber-based buildings and public facilities

The Mary Rose Museum is a unique timber-clad building protecting the only 16th century warship on display anywhere in the world.

WoodBlock House demonstrates a genuine collaboration between architect and client, a chance for experimentation that resulted in domestic joy and a Spartan pleasure in every aspect of the finished product.

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.

Ronald McDonald House is environmentally focused, employing the use of timber and natural products to support the emotional welfare of its occupants.

The extensive timber flooring and joinery at Mills House provides a practical storage solution, with the aesthetic appeal of natural timber.

The Meyer Timber NSW Office is proof of concept for an innovative timber prefabrication system focused on speed, flexibility and sustainability.