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Three circular decks inspired by the biology and form of lily pads float lightly in the Tasmanian Botanic Gardens Lily Pond.

Armstrong Regional park is 1.1 hectares of play area and passive open space in Armstrong Regional Park, Mt. Duneed.

A summer residence gently folds into the landscape on a rocky Norwegian fjord.

A new rural campus for Cranbrook School, designed for experiential learning in the Wolgan Valley, NSW

An egg shaped observatory made from a lattice wood frame has been perched on a sandbank off the coast of The Netherlands.

The L-House salvages a low performing rural home in the Blue Mountains by introducing modern passive thermal qualities.

Bushfire safe windows and doors allow this new home on sand dunes in the middle of tea trees to be a very environmentally sensitive construction.

Deep charcoal timber frames and the transparency of glass are a highlight in this light filled, energy efficient residence.

Celebrating the distinct character of the original building's 150-year history, this refurbishment becomes an allegory of the beauty of timber and its fundamental strength as a building material. Newly introduced elements are designed to enhance the historical understanding of the building while highlighting the charm of the retained original elements.

A rugged beach house that soars high above the exposed Lorne coastland.

At just 19sqms, this tiny home delivers an adaptable and spacious sanctuary, with a minimal footprint.

The Old Waratah House is an open and vibrant rural dwelling that’s firmly built on sustainable design principles.