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Linear Formations is a series of timber pavilions located in the sculpture courtyard of the UTS Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building. The structures were built annually between 2019 and 2021.

Flex Maps 2 uses the shared ground of design, geometric processing, simulation and digital fabrication to demonstrate a sustainable and decarbonised building culture- all using Australian timber.

Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving Club is a beloved public asset, having served the community for 70+ years. With the existing clubhouse no longer fit-for-purpose, a new two-storey building was urgently needed.

The redevelopment of ‘Her Maj’ features a reintegration of lost architectural elements, heritage facade preservation, and a gorgeous new timber interior.

‘Interchange Pavilion’ is a literal and metaphorical crossing of paths, inspired by the ‘railroad switch’, which nods to the site's history as a rail yard.

JNIJI combines the adaptive reuse of two heritage listed warehouses with a new addition to form a sophisticated new space for ideas.

A lightweight and innovative interpretation of a traditional, temporary Jewish festival structure.

The newly developed Eastern Creek Quarter features an Australian-first 'revolving retail' concept as part of their entertainment precinct 'ECQ Social'. This unique, sustainable and engaging outdoor space features a custom-designed playground with exceptional use of timber such as curved glulam and recycled hardwoods. Reflecting its high-profile Western Sydney Parklands location, ECQ is a global leader in environmental sustainability. Stage 1 has been awarded a 6 Star Green Star Design rating by the Green Building Council of Australia, representing world leadership.

Grimshaw uses glue-laminated timber to achieve a sweeping canopy roof, reminiscent of Papua New Guinean longhouses.

A new timber wharf weaves through the red gums to revitalise the small Victoria town of Koondrook.

Nudes studio have created a 40m long portable plywood pavilion to promote literacy throughout India.

A pavilion at Dutch Design Week uses mass timber to demonstrate the structural potential and expressive qualities of the material.