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Located in a narrow, heritage listed former builder’s site-office in the heart of Hobart, ERA Offices is a collaborative
workspace centred on a distinctive timber core.

The Hedberg presents an unprecedented ambition for a significant performing and creative arts destination in Hobart.

The black weatherboard facade of this rejuvenated cottage deliberately contrasts with the new natural timber extension.

Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving Club is a beloved public asset, having served the community for 70+ years. With the existing clubhouse no longer fit-for-purpose, a new two-storey building was urgently needed.

The Grampians Peaks Trail (GPT) Stage Two offers a world-class hiking experience over the pristine Gariwerd wilderness, traversing the lands of three traditional owners.

A dark timber extension marries perfectly with the existing 1970s blonde and black speckled brick home.

Beach Slice is a home away from home. The humble dwelling sits gently in its bush block setting, designed to nurture a feeling of holiday.

The Hütt 01 PassivHaus is an inspiring contemporary home, balancing retro aesthetics with contemporary timber construction.

An addition to a period home in Melbourne’s outer east shows that simple and warm materiality can brighten the smallest of spaces.

An amenities block in Melbourne’s South West uses timber cladding as an inviting feature for beach goers.

A modular home by Trias Studio Architects and developers Fabprefab delivers architectural quality from a prefabricated workflow.

A post-war weatherboard bungalow for a young family of four in Sydney’s Northern Beaches is reborn with a series of timber interventions.