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Located on a long and sloping site along the Mornington Peninsula, the McCrae Bush house is a dwelling that was inspired by the colours and textures of its unique surrounding context of native bushland.

Linear Formations is a series of timber pavilions located in the sculpture courtyard of the UTS Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building. The structures were built annually between 2019 and 2021.

Kunama Townhouses utilise mass timber and bathroom pods to create beautiful and resilient short term accommodation in Australia’s high country.

The entire interior expression of the Brunswick Bush Shack is a celebration of timber.

Wakanui Trail House embodies the affinity the homes owners have for the outdoors, and provides a deep connection with the natural environment and the public park beyond.

A softly curved timber pavilion forms a beautiful container for a collection of large, locally harvested live edge timber slabs.

A unique building envelope informed the curved plywood interior of this modern office environment.

This owner-built farmhouse in Bellawongarah, on the tablelands above Kangaroo Valley, takes cues from traditional rural building materials and forms.

The precinct is set to become a new cultural landmark for Sydney, envisaged as an arts ecosystem where co-located creatives can generate a powerful synergy.

In response to the need to reduce the size of new Australian homes and their impact on the climate crisis, beaCHalet offers a small, simple, smart approach to retrofitting.

Balmy Palmy House celebrates the pleasures of modesty and the simple life.

Flex Maps 2 uses the shared ground of design, geometric processing, simulation and digital fabrication to demonstrate a sustainable and decarbonised building culture- all using Australian timber.