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The Brise Soleil House is a compact residence at the top of a steep, west-facing block overlooking a former cargo terminal near Port Moresby Harbour, Papua New Guinea.

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.

Peter Stutchbury Architects have transformed a community and cultural precinct at the heart of Sydney’s rapidly growing inner-east area of Green Square.

Barangaroo House is a sculptural three-storey restaurant complex overlooking the harbour in Sydney’s Barangaroo South Precinct.

Roscommon House is a residential project in Floreat, Perth, referencing the suburbs modernist history with a largely board marked concrete residence.

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.

Offering a new lease of life to a 1953 office building, Hostel Jyväskylä is located in the heart of Jyväskylä's pedestrian precinct.

Conceptualised with an emphasis on sustainability and simplicity, this bushwalker's hut sets a new benchmark in sustainable design. Set against the stunning backdrop of Frenchmans Cap, Tasmania, the hut offers a smart and safe respite for nature lovers.

Mac 01 is a 114 suite hotel on Hobart’s historic wharf front, designed as a re-purposed waterfront warehouse.

Through dedication and workmanship, the timber of a storm-felled Monterey cypress takes on a new life as an exquisite pavilion. In a different incarnation, the timber continues to shelter, support and enrich.