Office Design Melbourne
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Harmony Agriculture and Food Co.
Australian wagyu beef exporter Harmony Agriculture & Food Co. approached Amicus with a distinct vision: to create a workspace that would authentically reflect their business philosophy and values. They sought an environment that would honour their purpose, heritage and brand identity—a space that balanced operational efficiency with the prestige and quality their product represents.
From initial briefing, Harmony articulated their need for a space deeply personalised to their industry and identity. This informed every stage of the project, from concept design through to construction and delivery. The process was genuinely collaborative, with Harmony actively engaged in developing the design vision.
Milly Mead
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Gilchrist Connell
When a law firm outgrows its office, the new space carries expectation. For Gilchrist Connell's Melbourne headquarters, that expectation was specific: a workplace serious enough to command respect, and considered enough to feel genuinely human. The result is a fitout that earns both.
Elise Scott
Elise Scott
A Building as Brief
The project began before a single line was drawn. Brought in during the site selection process, the design team helped identify 530 Collins Street as the right address — a building whose lobby already spoke in the material language the firm aspired to. Rather than treating that as coincidence, the design treats it as instruction. Earthy tones, layered textures, refined detailing: the building's own p... More
SHK
Continuing a long-established partnership, advisory firm SHK engaged Amicus to deliver a distinctive fitout within their Collins Street, Melbourne, tenancy. The brief sought a space that would reflect the firm's expertise and standing while creating an unexpectedly warm, welcoming environment for clients and team members alike.
Milly Mead
Milly Mead
In collaboration with interior designers Made For, Amicus developed a design that transcends conventional workplace typologies—a sophisticated business lounge that prioritises authentic connection over corporate formality. Central to the brief was seamless delivery with minimal operational disruption, reinforcing the trust that underpins this enduring client relationship.
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Yeti
Project BriefThe outdoor equipment company YETI sought to develop a headquarters environment that would authentically embody their adventure brand DNA while supporting contemporary flexible work practices. The objective was to craft a space where team members would experience genuine inspiration, meaningful connection, and authentic pride in their workplace community.
Grace Petrou
The design brief required accommodation of hybrid working patterns while establishing an environment that would strengthen cultural bonds and reflect YETI's distinctive outdoor lifestyle positioning.
Grace Petrou
Design ResponseCollaborating with ChadandWick, the Amicus project team developed an interior strategy that channels YETI's core identity: dur... More