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Commissioned by Zumtobel Group, Snøhetta has developed a Campus Masterplan for the lighting company’s headquarters in the City of Dornbirn, Austria.

Located in the Bowral heritage precinct this project started out as an extension to an existing cottage. The construction process revealed that there was extensive structural damage forcing a near complete rebuild.

Make has transformed a former chocolate factory in the Haymarket district of Sydney into a boutique office building. Built in the early 1900s, the building’s character forms the heart of the project, and the design has retained as much of the original fabric of the 3-storey building as possible, including the steel beams, timber flooring, exposed brickwork and original hoists.

This landmark office building is part of the New Bailey masterplan in Salford, Greater Manchester, a vibrant regeneration scheme delivering new commercial, retail and leisure space on the banks of the River Irwell.

The Stoney Rise Cellar Door is Cumulus’ latest addition to the winery cellar door culture in Tasmania.

In the heart of a conserved area of native jungle in a new residential development called Luum Zama, the Luum Temple offers a quiet natural setting for introspection and reflection.

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Baja Club Hotel, La Paz Hotel

Estonians are lucky to live in one of the world’s least populated countries. This tiny tech-savvy nation has some of the cleanest air in the world, and lush green forests cloak around half of the land. This gives us the privilege to seek out pure nature and tranquility almost everywhere we go. Maidla Nature Resort is situated just 45 minutes away from Tallinn in the middle of Estonian wetlands.

Alexander House (AH) is the home of Alexander &CO. where our team works from and our clients meet with us.

The Dahl Al Misfir (Cave of Light), located in the heart of Qatar, is a beautiful underground sanctuary formed largely from fibrous gypsum crystals that give off a faint, moon-like, phosphorescent glow.

Sharp geometric forms beckon to a honeyed cave Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre is a building of contrasts. It’s imposing but harmonious. It’s an abstract interpretation of nature. And it’s modern with a rightness unrooted in time. Most surprising of all, perhaps, is how the raw exterior unwinds into a warm, soft, delicate timber lining.