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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 new Novotel at Auckland Airport uses a large number of soundproofing options for the comfort of its guests.

An iconic tourist destination that narrowly missed winning ‘Britain’s Ugliest Building’ prize has been transformed to critical acclaim, restoring the besmirched reputation of its location along the way.

This lodge utilises a mixture of concrete and wood throughout for a warming interior.

The Birkenhead Library houses a large quantity of public services for its community.

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.

The new Scottish Parliament building incorporates extensive use of wood through the beam and trusses system of its ceiling.

The Office Building for Eric Boulanger utilises wood as a structural material throughout its construction.

The new visitor's centre to the Waitomo Caves was build whilst the tourist attraction was still open.

The new Burwood Hospital uses wood throughout the atrium for its acoustic properties.

The NZI Centre in Auckland is a masterful example of sustainable architecture and innovation.