Sydney-based architecture practice Koichi Takada is known for their use of timber to create calm and elegant interiors. But when it came to designing the pool common area of a luxury apartment in Melbourne’s Docklands, they had to find a product that would be materially appropriate for the context.
Rhythm is all around us. Present in the visual, auditory, tactile and even gustatory aspects of the world, rhythm is one of the most ubiquitous elements in nature. In this article we explore how battens can be used to create rhythm in design. Read more.
After a "disastrous" experience with another product during a previous project for Aldi, Select Architects did extensive research before opting to use the Ever Art Wood® Mizotsuki batten system for Aldi Norwood, SA. Read more here.
Melbourne’s multi-residential landscape has undergone a significant shift with the arrival of Sky One - a new glass tower landmark, positioned in vibrant and diverse Box Hill. Read more.
Aptly dubbed the ‘piano house’ by the designer, this residence centres around its habitants’ love for music, and is an expression of their passions and aspirations. Covet’s Ever Art Wood battens were the perfect fit for this forever home. Read more.
Learn how Ever Art Wood® Plank battens were utilised to create geometric soffits and exterior walls for Mudgee Hospital. Read more here.
How Arkee Creative combined two Ever Art Wood® products to deliver a natural yet luxurious finish for Melbourne Grand Apartments Lobby. Read more here.
Situated on the water’s edge at Manly, Sydney, this stunning property with timber look sliding screens is built to celebrate it’s surroundings and maximise the ocean views. Read more here
How Koichi Takada Architects used Ever Art Wood® to answer the brief for a cutting-edge visually impactful facade, synonymous with Aria developments. Read more here.
Specifiers are increasingly opting for materials with a lower Light Reflectance Value (LRV) for exterior applications. What is LRV, why is it important, and how does Ever Art Wood perform? Read more here.
Following the global outbreak of COVID-19, the role of the home has changed. Could biophilic design hold the key to creating sustainable, soothing, and mentally stimulating spaces in the post-pandemic future? Read more here.
Designed by Neil Architecture, this sleek, linear façade invites natural light, maximises privacy and plays with texture to create an intriguing new family home. Read more here.
Based on feedback from designers, Covet has announced the release of a new profile within the popular two section Kabebari range, Achi or ‘arc’ profile. Read more here.
Reminiscent of a towering bamboo forest, Calibre’s signature undulating timber look batten screens effortlessly meld with the cosmopolitan streetscape of Surry Hills, NSW. Read more here.
Located in a neighbourhood with abundant architectural beauty and diversity, this new luxury multi-residential building boasts a modern, timber look and concrete facade. Read more here.
Club Dubbo's facade makes quite an impact, architected using Ever Art Wood battens intricately positioned to spell out the club's name. Read more here.
Lightweight Ever Art Wood® Battens encase the facade of this private residence in Cronulla, NSW. Read more.
Tube shaped timber look battens rippling across the facade of Lanzhou Chadstone are a nod to their signature dish - authentic beef noodles. Read more here.
“With reception on level one, what people see on the ground floor has to speak for itself and make a statement about who we are.” nettletontribe selects Covet terrazzo and cladding for their statement ground level lobby transformation. Read more.
Covet’s Ever Art Wood Koshi Battens helped March Studio incorporate curves into their interior design for Calia Restaurant - in three different ways. Read more here.
