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Australian hardwood. Coordinated construction.

A better use for more Australian timber.

CASE uses precision engineering to transform a broader range of Australian hardwood into a coordinated building system.

C·A·S·E — CLOSED ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURAL ENVELOPE

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Architectural studyScroll to assemble

01 / The system

Understand the whole.
Get to know the parts.

One family of floor, wall and roof assemblies.
Explore how each is put together.

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Structure above.
Timber below.

The roof assembly brings structural members, hardwood infill, insulation and sheathing together. The timber underside becomes the ceiling.

Visible layers
Technical document
CASE / Roof assembly
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Nominal module width 2.4 m / Floor & roof lengths up to 7.2 mIllustrative studies. Refer to technical documentation for project dimensions.
Stacks of machined CASE hardwood infill with pale pink, straw and darker natural grain variation
The real material / Before assembly

Profiled hardwood infill, stacked at the factory. The variation in grain and tone carries through to the finished surface.

02 / The material

Precision in the profile.
Character in the timber.

The grain changes from piece to piece. So does the tone. That natural variation is part of the finished surface.

CASE brings the timber into a repeatable system through selection, lamination and machining. A consistent component can still carry the character of its material.

A better use for more
Australian timber.

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03 / Your project

Put your ideas
into the system.

Design, price and save your CASE building. Develop your plan, explore the spaces in 3D and review the project as it takes shape in CASE Configurator.

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01

Start with a plan.

Shape the layout around your spaces, openings and project brief.

02

Explore it in 3D.

See how your decisions come together as a timber building.

03

Get a live price.

Check an indicative price for your design, then reprice as your plans develop.

04

Send it to production.

Prepare the agreed design for production with the CASE team.

04 / A closer look

Precision, in practice.

A closer look at finger jointing.
Part of the process that brings individual pieces of timber together.

Good details.
Clear next steps.

Technical documentCASE system details / Revision 1.2 / PDF Discuss your projectAssemblies, applications and the next step. Start designingOpen CASE Configurator.