Vino is a neighbourhood wine bar and dining venue located within an established East Melbourne streetscape. The project involved the transformation of an existing tenancy into a warm and inviting hospitality environment that balances character, functionality and contemporary use. The layout was carefully planned to support both dining and service requirements within a compact footprint. […]
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The Frankston City Council Community Centre was delivered as a contemporary community facility designed to support a diverse range of local programs, services and public activities. The development provides a collection of flexible spaces that can accommodate educational, recreational and community-based uses within a highly functional and accessible environment. Planning was centred around creating clear
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This South Melbourne floral studio was designed and constructed to support the operational requirements of a boutique floral business while creating a welcoming retail environment for customers and visitors. The fit-out balances functionality with presentation, providing dedicated work areas for floral preparation alongside a retail setting that allows floral arrangements and plant displays to become
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Defined by clarity of planning and a restrained material palette, Aperture establishes a composed architectural language centred on light, proportion and controlled spatial connection. The built form is organised around a series of carefully positioned openings, framing light and outlook while maintaining privacy within a dense urban context. External expression is minimal, with material contrast
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Defined by clarity of form and a restrained material palette, Linear establishes a composed architectural language grounded in proportion, repetition and precision. The façade is expressed through horizontal brickwork, off-form concrete and large-format glazing, organised within a disciplined structural framework. Vertical screening elements and deep overhangs provide modulation of light and privacy, while reinforcing the
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A considered interpretation of French Provincial architecture, Herringbone balances traditional form with a disciplined level of restraint and detail. The home is defined by a consistent material language, centred around wide board oak laid in a herringbone pattern. Carried throughout the living spaces, circulation and lower levels, it establishes continuity and warmth—anchoring the otherwise refined
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The Terrace is a contemporary residence defined by a considered balance of architecture, landscape and materiality. Nestled within the established streetscape of Fairfield, the home has been designed as a private retreat, where natural light, generous proportions and seamless connections to outdoor living shape the everyday experience. A restrained architectural language brings clarity to the
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Structure is a contemporary multi-residential development that combines architectural clarity with a strong focus on residential amenity. Positioned within an established Fairfield streetscape, the project delivers a collection of luxury residences organised across multiple levels. The development is planned around a disciplined architectural response, balancing density with privacy, natural light and connection to outdoor space.
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Stack is a boutique mixed-use development that combines residential living with ground-floor retail within a compact urban setting. Positioned along Burgundy Street in Heidelberg, the project delivers a contemporary response to medium-density development, balancing residential amenity with active street frontage. Organised across seven levels, the development incorporates two retail tenancies at ground level, dedicated resident
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Defined by clarity of form and a considered material palette, Deco establishes a composed architectural language grounded in proportion, symmetry and restraint. The façade is organised through a strong central axis, with balanced wings extending outward to create a measured and ordered presence. Rendered masonry, stone elements and expansive glazing are arranged within a disciplined
