Design & Construct

We understood that the Property Council wanted a design that was all about members. The previous office fitout didn’t offer a lot of scope for members to network after meetings, and the old-style boardroom was inflexible. The new design will help members get more out of meetings and networking opportunities. Central to the 450 sqm fitout are collaborative spaces that encourage Property Council members to meet and mingle. There are breakout spaces, quiet rooms and a new flexible boardroom which can accommodate a variety of uses.  The office design reinforces the Property Council’s mission, with a giant panoramic mural of Melbourne reminding visitors and employees of their role creating great places. Glyn Jowsey, the Proper... More

Farrer spec suite was inspired by its surroundings, the awe inspiring view and the amazing natural light that pours into these suites. This setting is aimed to lift the spirits and the dramatic lighting highlights the detail in the area. The warm, natural palette conveys a sophisticated ambiance accompanied by its luxurious textured materials.  The pendant lighting is a common theme throughout the suite with blue and tan furnishings, bringing an extra touch of elegance. The stand out feature is the plant pot wall used as a divider with office and kitchen. Collaboration in the work space is reinforced with 3 meeting rooms and a break out area which accommodates formal and impromptu meetings. More

Elements of the company’s culture is seen throughout the space in the main lobby area a wall graphic has been artfully applied to incorporate the branding of the client and to create an immediate impact for visitors. The common theme of the suite is light, with earthy colours and sophisticated furnishings. The space has a large open work area, to encourage interaction and collaboration with its staff. With meeting rooms that come in a variety of sizes, for everything from a team stand up to a quick one-on-one chat. The kitchen/break room includes a wall of soft textured synthetic grass, to bring a bit of nature indoors, it has a two large concrete communal dining tables, a large fridge, oven and coffee machine.  “We engage... More

We completed a design and construct project for Landcom, an urban planning department who operate across Greater Sydney and regional areas. It was important for this space to be functional and an extension of the company culture. Based in the city with excellent views, the theme of the suite was light, bright and airy. The lobby played an important role in the suite, it was important the office made a good first impression. We used light features and light timber flooring with bright imagery on the sceens to create a positive, welcoming atmosphere. Each and every detail was considered, with leather chairs and a blue textured feature wall in the boardroom. which reflects the client and adds layers of sophistication.We also decided to take in... More

When creating our own space, we wanted to ensure that we could capture the essence of NPM while also working with the surroundings. The view encircling the office highlights not only the Melbourne CBD but also Port Melbourne and South Melbourne. Keeping in mind of the view it was our desire to design a space that wouldn’t compete with the view but compliment it.  We have designed a working environment that plays on darkness through geometric forms and a contemporary look and feel. The mural we have designed displays the story of creation through geometric forms which also enhances the development and process of NPM.  The furniture selection and layout of the work environment encourages collaboration and functional environm... More