Nott St Interior

27.03.2012
Armada apartments have been configured to provide generous living spaces and maximise the amount of natural daylight. Lighting has been carefully considered as an integral element of the overall design aesthetic, with hanging pendants by famed designer Tom Dixon acting as feature lights. Generous terrace areas add to the richness of the living experience.

The kitchens are white and bright and designed to include stone bench tops with feature timber shelves, sleek vinyl gloss finishes with seamless finger pull drawers and cupboards, European S/S appliances and timber flooring. Bathrooms feature sleek floor to ceiling tiles, frameless glass showers, mirrored cabinets for concealed storage requirements, stone vanities and concealed cisterns

 

 

    

Secret Doors at Plus Architecture – Plywood nugget door

16.07.2011
At Plus Architecture’s new office fit out we have large timber nugget type forms.
The goal was to not interrupt the forms with doorways so the solution was to create secret doors these were particularly challenging because the doors themselves are not vertical nor square.
We have two secret doors at Plus Architectures new office. One has a hinge door that conceals the cloakroom; the other is a pivot door as the entry to the board room.

Plus’ New Office

30.05.2011

Architect Designed….And Built                                                                                        Taking an adventurous leap from architect to builder, the team at leading design practice, Plus Architecture has not only designed its new St Kilda Road offices but have also built it.Located at Level 2, 448 St Kilda Road, Melbourne the design was put to the Plus Architecture team as an in-house competition for an innovative and cost effective office design, that reflects the youthful boutique architecture practice that is Plus Architecture. Creating a design that appealed to the entire design practice was a challenge well received. 

Candice Ng who came up with the workstation solution, reused existing desks and transformed them into a cost effective modular system, is now physically screwing the workstations together. Graduate architect, Tim Clarke is doubling as a foreman and managing a team of staff on site.

Director of Plus Architecture, Craig Yelland, says the practice, established 13 years ago has continued to grow and now has staff of close to 50. “It is an exciting time for the team to be moving to our own headquarters, that they have actually been designed and built by us is fantastic.  Putting a competition to the staff to design the project was team building and provided them with a sense of ownership.Each team put together some very creative and exceptional designs that it made it difficult to choose a winner. The winning team presented something that is in Plus Architecture’s ethos referencing the natural and external environment and bringing a youthful fun but sophisticated atmosphere and design to our new office,” Craig Yelland said.

  

Brand meets Workplace Vibe

5.02.2011
The Hamton Office sits atop the Society building in South Yarra with panoramic views of Melbourne.                                                

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.

    

SXY2 Display Suite

3.02.2011

Located at 33 Claremont Street, South Yarra, SXY2 is the latest apartment building designed by Plus Architecture.

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.

  

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