February 2011

The large windows and open approach to the internal planning provides uninterrupted views and an abundance of natural light.                                     

The interior design strongly reflects the clients brand and place in the market as progressive developers with a keen interest in  evironmental issues. 
Timber floors, ply ceilings and the ‘cargo box’ meeting room are strong features that reinforce a natural and modern feel. 
The relaxed vibe, open work areas and shared spaces provide a great workplace to met, work and enjoy.

The display suite design features a clever use of the existing warehouse shell. The industrial feel and use of raw materials of the display suite echoes the edgy design of the new building.                                            Strong design features include a new entry portal, crisp white sealed floors and dynamic red walls.

The Gardiner and Heywood apartment buildings have direct access to Gardiner Creek, private gardens and an open-air piazza, restaurants and village-style food market.

Both apartment buildings rise out of the rooftop garden which supports a mini eco-system complete with trees and a pond that captures both irrigation and water for toilet flushing.