Sustainability

This highly cost effective, sustainable building is enriched by the benefits of innovative and thoughtful timber construction. The diverse palette of basic, raw, recycled and cost effective materials positively impacts the working life and well-being of employees.

The North Shore Pavilion is a public information hub, amenities block, and multi-functional community space, overlooking the Brisbane River.

The Maitland Riverlink redevelopment has revitalised the regional NSW hub by extending its CBD along the riverfront.

A residential overhaul of a single fronted terrace house in the Botanic Gardens precinct of South Yarra, Melbourne.

New life has been injected into a much loved Brisbane park, opening up an engaging community space.

The Wild Play Garden is a place where children and their guardians can lose themselves in imagination for hours, and leave feeling as though they’ve been transported to another world.

No Two The Same is located in the inner city industrial suburb of Richmond, and features six unique townhouses and a conversion of a derelict Victorian dwelling.

Chinese studio Shulin Architectural Design has built a translucent public book house for residents of the Liangjiashan village, located in an ancient mountain forest in China’s Zhejiang province.

Sustainable and modern returns to the beach with this complete revamp of a tired Californian family home.

Foredune is a balance of materials that rely on timber for its atmospheric orchestration. Timber is deliberately restrained but present – detailed but functional, beautiful but unprecious.

Liminal Architecture has delivered nine new pavilions to the Freycinet Lodge complex on the east coast of Tasmania.

IMBY Kit aims to create a system that the occupants themselves are able to assemble without specific training or tools. The IMBY aesthetic is unique and captivating, more than a style it is the raw expression of its materials.