An enduring history.

SHAWOOD was established in Japan by Sekisui House in 1995 as a result of demand for a highly engineered housing construction system that displayed resistance and durability to the country’s extreme weather conditions, in particular earthquakes.

An aspiration to develop 'homes of the future', SHAWOOD continues to deliver technologies to support comfortable and harmonious lifestyles today.

SHAWOOD was brought to Australia by Sekisui House in 2012 as part of their ongoing commitment to create positive and sustainable communities for all Australians.

To date, over 85,000 SHAWOOD homes have been built globally.

SHAWOOD understands the desire for modern simplicity and clean lines, and draws on considered Japanese philosophies, married with a practical understanding of the Australian lifestyle.

Mitsuharu Yachi

Master Architect, Sekisui House

Housing & Research Institute – Kyoto

Sekisui House’s dedicated research and development facility in Kyoto Japan, focuses on the delivery of advanced technologies, design innovation and liveability

SHAWOOD launched in Japan

The first SHAWOOD home was constructed in Japan in 1995

SHAWOOD launched at The Hermitage

The first SHAWOOD home was delivered at The Hermitage, Gledswood Hills, Australia in 2014

SHAWOOD - a complete designer home

SHAWOOD’s operations include completed designer homes and off-the-plan House and Land Packages throughout South West and North West Sydney.

SHAWOOD's growing portfolio

The portfolio of SHAWOOD homes comprises a stunning collection of distinctive designs, from boutique terraces to expansive double storey executive residences.

SHAWOOD’s lasting impressions

The craftsmanship of a SHAWOOD home can be felt in every join and every finishing touch. The care and attention invested into each home isn’t just about the precise and detailed construction – the quality of life that an owner experiences is just as important.

SHAWOOD’s Japanese heritage permeates the design principles and gives each dwelling an organic sense of consideration, space and intelligent function.