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Nestled high in South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula, Esca Inman Valley is a prefabricated luxury cabin retreat designed by Das Studio. Perched among native gum trees with sweeping views to the Southern Ocean, the two identical suites were fabricated off-site and installed on a remote eco-tourism property to minimise site disturbance. The project uses prefabrication not only to streamline delivery but Read more...
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Set in Australia’s alpine high country, Mountains is a rugged yet refined accommodation project that brings together prefabricated mass timber construction and modular innovation. Working from a design led by architect Nikki Quittner and draftsman Daniel Kroenert, Brother Nature was engaged to resolve design complexities, adapt the building to Cross Laminated Timber (CLT), and manage the planning and construction processes. Read more...
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This is the first modular home we designed and built. We were inspired by the structural integrity of shipping containers and challenged to push them to their structural limits using cantilevers and angles, creating architectural appeal. The brief was a modern look that would challenge people’s concept of a ‘house’, using cantilevers to their limit and new light-weight cladding. The Read more...
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At Container Homes, we specialize in custom-built container homes designed for comfort, durability, and efficiency. Unlike modified shipping containers, our homes are built from the ground up, featuring cement floors, integrated roofs with box gutters, and premium finishes to meet top habitation standards. Beyond container homes, we also manufacture steel construction projects, including: 🔹 Warehouses & Industrial Buildings 🔹 Airplane Read more...
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We design and build, usually using mass timber. Brother Nature crafts high-quality, resident-driven spaces using environmentally conscious design and construction principles. We are mass timber and built-offsite enthusiasts! It’s no secret that we’re profoundly shaped by our surroundings. The physical spaces we spend our days, the homes we build for comfort and respite; each become the landmarks of our lives. Read more...
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Japan’s natural beauty is vast and varied, yet many leisure spaces—once thriving with activity—now sit abandoned due to shifting demographics and societal changes. Earthboat, a mobile, lightweight accommodation concept by Pan- Projects, emerges as a strategic response to this challenge. Designed to rejuvenate underutilised locations such as disused ski resorts, neglected fishing ponds, and forgotten forest grounds, Earthboat offers a Read more...
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Japan’s natural beauty is vast and varied, yet many leisure spaces—once thriving with activity—now sit abandoned due to shifting demographics and societal changes. Earthboat, a mobile, lightweight accommodation concept by Pan- Projects, emerges as a strategic response to this challenge. Designed to rejuvenate underutilised locations such as disused ski resorts, neglected fishing ponds, and forgotten forest grounds, Earthboat offers a Read more...
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Japan’s natural beauty is vast and varied, yet many leisure spaces—once thriving with activity—now sit abandoned due to shifting demographics and societal changes. Earthboat, a mobile, lightweight accommodation concept by Pan- Projects, emerges as a strategic response to this challenge. Designed to rejuvenate underutilised locations such as disused ski resorts, neglected fishing ponds, and forgotten forest grounds, Earthboat offers a Read more...
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Japan’s natural beauty is vast and varied, yet many leisure spaces—once thriving with activity—now sit abandoned due to shifting demographics and societal changes. Earthboat, a mobile, lightweight accommodation concept by Pan- Projects, emerges as a strategic response to this challenge. Designed to rejuvenate underutilised locations such as disused ski resorts, neglected fishing ponds, and forgotten forest grounds, Earthboat offers a Read more...
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Japan’s natural beauty is vast and varied, yet many leisure spaces—once thriving with activity—now sit abandoned due to shifting demographics and societal changes. Earthboat, a mobile, lightweight accommodation concept by Pan- Projects, emerges as a strategic response to this challenge. Designed to rejuvenate underutilised locations such as disused ski resorts, neglected fishing ponds, and forgotten forest grounds, Earthboat offers a Read more...
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Japan’s natural beauty is vast and varied, yet many leisure spaces—once thriving with activity—now sit abandoned due to shifting demographics and societal changes. Earthboat, a mobile, lightweight accommodation concept by Pan- Projects, emerges as a strategic response to this challenge. Designed to rejuvenate underutilised locations such as disused ski resorts, neglected fishing ponds, and forgotten forest grounds, Earthboat offers a Read more...
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Japan’s natural beauty is vast and varied, yet many leisure spaces—once thriving with activity—now sit abandoned due to shifting demographics and societal changes. Earthboat, a mobile, lightweight accommodation concept by Pan- Projects, emerges as a strategic response to this challenge. Designed to rejuvenate underutilised locations such as disused ski resorts, neglected fishing ponds, and forgotten forest grounds, Earthboat offers a Read more...
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Mjøstårnet is an 18‐story timber high‐rise located in Brumunddal, Norway, standing at about 85 meters tall. It is recognized as one of the world’s tallest timber buildings and serves as a strong example of sustainable construction using mass timber. Innovative Timber Construction The building’s structure is primarily composed of cross‐laminated timber (CLT) and glued laminated timber (glulam). These materials not Read more...
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Ascent MKE is a modern mass timber high-rise located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The building uses a simple yet effective hybrid system that features a reinforced concrete core for stability, surrounded by an outer envelope made largely of timber. Prefabricated timber elements help speed up construction while reducing the building’s carbon footprint, thanks to timber’s natural ability to store carbon. gbdmagazine.com Read more...
