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The Ballarat University Building Construction Training Centre was built before the embodied energy requirements were instituted, but still is very sustainable.

The Korkeasaari Zoo Lookout Tower provides a 360-degree view of Helsinki and its surroundings.

The new lodges on the Moonah Links golf course can support up to twelve guests apiece.

The Diocesan School for Girls' Aquatic Centre uses wood throughout for its sustainability and acoustic properties.

The Weberhaus conference centre uses a huge amount of wood in its sustainable construction.

The new Wellington Zoo amphitheatre is designed to be either open or closed to the open air.

Developed to cater to multiple different sporting codes, the Saxton Field Sports Stadium also provides for recreational events.

A centre for scientific research, the MAF Building is designed with sustainability kept well in mind.

The new Supreme Court is designed to complement the historical buildings which are located nearby.

The Buddhist Monastery in Stoakes Valley is designed to cater for large numbers, teaching and habitation and is very sustainable with the mainly wooden construction.

The Sub is a space designed for experimentation and with sustainability at the forefront of the process.

The Murray Grove Tower was built almost entirely out of CLT, without the use of beams or columns.