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To what extent can perceptions on a natural setting inspire a residence for city dwellers? This house in the woods addresses such question by shaping a compact refuge from a combination of different materials.

A space made of plain wood, built to a human scale, where the client can easily modify the space for their desired uses.

A linear building of apparent simplicity, the house is sliced into three programmes. A mobile enclosure traverses the site, creating variations of living and views.

Located in the regional setting of Ballarat, Victoria Ballarat Regional Soccer Facility has been designed to provide leading edge sporting and social facilities for elite A level as well as international level games.

Timber is used throughout the structure and the cladding systems are designed to provide cost effective outcomes using standard off-the-shelf locally sourced materials and components

Combining an older annex with new timber modules, Hytte Årsund commands incomparable views of the Norwegian countryside.

This dwelling is entirely clad with dark thermowood, lending the project a stealthy and brooding presence.

A state-of-the-art, smart student housing that has a social and educational hub at its core providing 372 beds for students and researchers.

This three-bedroom family home on the edge of Titirangi celebrates that humble yet iconic timber building – the shed – and makes reference to a quintessential summertime form – the tent.

With a loft like a forest of timber framing, the Disneyland House is a modern take on traditional gabled structures.

Showcasing the typical burnt-cedar cladding, the Barn House extension is a modern building that nonetheless sits comfortably within the traditional structures of the area.

Designed for its small carbon footprint, the 52 Cubic Wood office was created through a partnership of two design firms.