Case Studies Index

The Gladehouse is a late 50’s residential dwelling set in a bush glade in the suburb of Remuera. With a low pitched gabled roof, raking ceilings and exposed rafters, the client’s loved the style of the original house, and were committed to ‘recycling’ the building instead of starting anew.

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The architect had originally designed the ships’ hulls for the foyer in steel, but New Zealand-based McIntosh Timber Laminates proved that a laminated radiata pine solution (glulam) would be more cost effective than using steel.

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The city of Nanterre is located west of Paris and undertook a redevelopment of its abandoned industrial sites. Central to the masterplan were two sports grounds, one for football the other for rugby.

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A sustainable house nestled in a beautiful private setting, surrounded by puriri trees, blackwoods and other natives.

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A thoughtful, environmentally - conscious renovation, celebrating ‘hearth and home’ in a traditional setting.

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Located in a verdant Brisbane gully, near the river in Brisbane’s inner southern suburbs, this small house seeks to take full advantage of its secluded site and intimate views over the lush sub-tropical vegetation in the immediate surrounds.

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A repeating timber diamond lamella structure forms the walls and roof of this animal shelter.

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The primary architectural form of the school building is a double-height central area with a curved roof housing a gymnasium at the front and two storeys at the rear.

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