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Devil’s Corner Cellar Door and Lookout transforms a series of shipping containers into a dynamic tourist destination.

With a strong sustainability focus, this owner built house celebrates the innovative reuse of existing timber and the quality of hand crafted timber elements.

Through the use of timber, the crafted fabric of this hillside dwelling provides warmth and richness through a connection with place.

With fire resistance in mind, this small studio offers a connection to the natural beauty of Aireys Inlet while providing an additional space for the owner's extended family.

Dowels are elevated to higher level in this residential project, blurring the boundaries between the functional, the decorative and art.

A mezzanine floor utilising CLT panels instead of conventional cast-in-situ concrete saving the contractor time while offering a sustainable building solution and a beautiful finish for the client.

A versatile, welcoming café, the Coffee Box utilises the warm and natural feel of Messmate timber battens to transform a shipping container.

This unique project for a Hawthorn primary school is the first of its kind for Australia. The fabrication and installation of a structural timber floor system stretching seventeen metres across created a multipurpose room filled with appealing organic textures.

The RMIT Timber Hub challenges the traditional developments for student accommodation, and with a 6 star Greenstar rating, sets and example of how the inclusion of timber in modern construction can seamlessly integrate our natural environment with our buildings.

Designed around a recycled 90-year-old bridge beam from Bega, this modern industrial interior fitout contrasts modern and recycled elements to showcase the versatility and sustainability of timber.

Inspired by the nearby river, the impressive rooftop views and curved timber entrance of Yarra House are complemented by recycled ironbark and sustainably sourced Pacific teak. Timber choices throughout offer warmth, colour, texture and durability.

Appearing as a weathered timber vessel washed up on the shoreline, Mosman Bay House is a holistic response to the multiple lives and uses timber can achieve.