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Construction commenced in 2019 and is expected to be completed in 15 months (September 2020), with the 5 floors of CLT erected in October 2019. The architect and his client are excited to be part of a natural and sustainable way of building that contributes to higher density residential development with a passive solar design and shared rooftop deck that will encourage a sense of community.

A ground-breaking project which sets a new standard in community contribution for a commercial office development.

Multiplex has completed Fivex’s $24 million second mixed use facility, as a vertical extension of an existing building.

A flat pack furniture range with a focus on durability and sustainability.

A sustainable, affordable and socially-conscious tiny home, that aims to tackle Australia’s growing housing crisis.

A simple A-frame structure provides all the shelter needed atop a rural hill site in Gundagai.

Laminated timber trusses support a sweeping curved ceiling in these atmospheric horse stables in Chile.

A successfully simple form and material palette define this compact, light-filled home for a young family in Byron Bay.

Strict planning restrictions from a koala and vegetation overlay informed the sensitive and sustainably focused design of this home in Ballarat East.

A new timber mixed-use tower in Norway has claimed the title of the world’s tallest timber building.

French firm Orma Architecture has built a trio of timber pavilions for observing deers on the island of Corsica.

In 2019, a masterpiece of engineering opened its doors in Steinberg am See, Germany. The worldwide largest walkable wooden sphere (capacity for 950 visitors at a time) is superlative in many ways built by HESS TIMBER GmbH and the Austrian company Almholz VertriebsgmbH.