Feature Projects

Showcasing what can be achieved when we think differently.

This Taupo holiday home uses Abodo eco-timbers internally and externally, bringing warmth and cohesion to the design.

Abodo Tundra weatherboards juxtaposed against steel cladding gives this Queenstown home a rustic yet contemporary aesthetic.

In a throwback to village culture, an Auckland group has created a modern co-living community using Abodo timbers.

This new home merges with its historic village surroundings through a mix of stone and Abodo eco-timber claddings.

The dark textured tones of Abodo Vulcan Charred timber add a contemporary aesthetic to this Queenstown renovation.

Designed with sustainability in mind, this family home in the Port Hills is clad in Abodo’s naturally rustic Tundra Cladding.

A 1970s holiday home overlooking Lake Rotoiti is given a new lease of life using Abodo eco-timbers.

With a natural material palette that includes Abodo FSC® certified timber, this Minyama Island home responds to its riverside site.

A beachside atmosphere is created in this North Bondi home, which features Abodo Vulcan Cladding inside and out.

Salty Builds chose Vulcan timber for its eco cabins, as a sustainable, durable cladding solution.

The house faces harsh weather on the estuary of the Bass Strait, so durability and low maintenance were key.

With Abodo Vulcan Screening, Te Toka is designed to both merge with and withstand the rigours of an alpine environment.