Sustainability

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.

An elegant and modestly budgeted new dock building for the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club.

A circular home amongst the dunes of St Andrews Beach, referencing modest beach shacks found in New Zealand.

Limerick House is a modest addition to an existing dwelling on a rural Victorian property.

House 28 uses shipping containers as a basis to create a weekend retreat in the wild landscape of Wye River.

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.

The Cabarita Park Conservatory is a lightweight pavilion by Sam Crawford Architects, providing a shaded nesting spot and gathering space within Cabarita Park, in Sydney’s West.

Celebrating its maritime context, this commercial fitout project uses sustainable timber to create warmth and historical richness in the space. Brewing equiptment contributes to the visual narrative within.

This inner city property features precise formal geometry of crafted quality. By using the traditional Japanese yakisugi method of wood preservation, the project is mindful of both its historical significance and the sustainability of the finished extensions.