Residential

The client’s awareness that timber can become more beautiful with time and proper maintenance enabled this deceptively simple Colombian country home to be built.

Presented as a corridor of archways, this ‘journey of time’ creates a series of delayed thresholds, or framed scenes.

The Liina transitional shelter is a temporary building to be used in cold climates during crisis situations anywhere around the world.

Vibe Design Group’s, Kew House 3 uses timbers natural warmth and appeal to not only wrap a dynamic exterior but also evoke a journey of discovery within the home.

This large mountain retreat was designed to progressively reveal its ‘secrets’ and special features, rather than give everything away at once.

This contemporary home on a steep slope north of Sydney combines steel and timber to achieve an award-winning ‘traditional’ Pittwater cottage result.

The Carmarthen Place project comprises two apartments and an artist’s studio on a curved L-shaped brown-field site – accessed by a narrow alley to the rear of a terraced row of listed properties on Bermondsey Street

Cabin 2 intimately engages with the landscape but remains camouflaged from the surrounding streets with new fence lines and indigenous planting to expand the feeling of the site beyond its immediate confines.

An adaptable dwelling that solves a major inner-city liveability problem: lack of outdoor space.

An island home designed for a semi-retired couple, ease of movement and single-level accessibility – all on a significant natural slope.

The passion for the craft of wooden pegged mortice and tenon joinery is evident in this timber framed house crafted from large cross section red ironbark timber.

Set right on the edge of Auckland’s famous Waitemata Harbour to the north of the city, this widely acclaimed private residence changes character as it rises through a difficult, tree-covered site.