Projects

A 64-metre timber house laid along the edge of a pine plantation, one room deep so every room gets forest light from the north and dune light from the south.

A white studio house raised on posts over bare granite, with one eleven-metre window that frames the only slot of open sea on the site.

A long white wall on a lake shore, split by a single ribbon of glass that glows at dusk like a lantern left on the shore.

A retreat of eleven rooms and a long dining hall, built into a sheltered fold of the headland so the wind passes over the roof.

Six flats around a planted courtyard of stone, fern and mist, turning a former bottling yard into the quietest address on the street.

A one-room writing studio that cantilevers 4.2 metres off a forest slope, with a desk at the end facing straight into the birches.

A town library of curved timber galleries around a daylit core, with reading rooms that stay open until ten at night.

A small house on a sea cliff, anchored into the rock and planted over, so from the water only the window shows.