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Sofia & Otto’s Playground – the 2016 ATDA Alteration or Addition Winner – is a modern, environmentally sustainable addition with visual and tactile warmth.

Marist College Bendigo Montagne Centre, the 2016 ATDA Sustainability Winner, features striking design and a clear focus on sustainable practices and materials.

Makan Place, the 2016 ATDA People’s Choice Award winner for excellence in Timber Design, highlights the potential of recycled timber for interior design.

This project transforms an outdated office space. Celebrating connection to place and global connections, the timber feature spine speaks of the importance of cross-disciplinary exchange.

LOT.1, the 2016 ATDA Interior Fitout Commercial Winner, features distinctive, curved timber forms that brings a café latte inspired design to life.

Lilly's Espresso e Cucina, the 2016 ATDA Decorative Sliced Veneer Winner, features an interior fitout with striking sliced veneers and a fluid form design.

Inlet House, the 2016 ATDA Timber Cladding Winner, is a celebration of recycled timber, inspired by the natural elements of its coastal setting.

Utilising timber in a variety of ways throughout the project, this property flows with a rhythm of intimacy and warmth.

The Henley Square Redevelopment, the ATDA’s 2016 Landscape winner, provides an imaginative and engaging beachside community space.

CONDEV Reception Space, the ATDA 2016 Standalone Structure Winner, features a complex screen wall unfurling from the ceiling and providing intimacy to the building’s reception area.

Eagle Bay House utilises a selection of timbers to attractively and sustainably blend into its natural coastal surroundings.

Waitpinga Residence – celebrating the natural surroundings in the company of family and friends