Sustainability

Waitpinga Residence – celebrating the natural surroundings in the company of family and friends

Abbotsleigh Sports Hall, the 2016 ATDA Timber Flooring Winner, is a sustainable, multipurpose venue designed to harmonise with the surrounding bushland.

Bold Park Aquatic by Donovan Payne Architects, the 2016 ATDA Rising Star Winner, is an attractive, functional building with a strong sustainability focus.

106 Flinders Street, the 2016 ATDA Small Budget Winner, is a timeless, serene workspace celebrating the natural beauty of timber.

Utilising historic, convict-era timber salvaged from the property, two stunning extensions were constructed for this colonial manor house.

Villa Eder-Hederus is a bold renovation and refurbishment project updating an 1850s cottage in Stockholm, Sweden.

The suite removes all unnecessary elements to deliver a natural, immersive retreat.

A happy, light-filled new living space for a young family, applying passive-design to incubate a sense of gathering.

Dorman House is a sustainable addition/extension project designed to preserve the integrity and heritage of the Australian beach shack.

The sales pavilion for Fraser Papamoa uses mostly wood throughout, including the moveable louvres of the exterior.

High over Victoria’s Surf Coast, a new beach house is likened by its architect to “a tree house”.

The new Visitor Centre in the Australian Garden of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Cranbourne becomes a model of sustainable design the public can apply at home.