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The Fonterra workplace design embeds trust and transparency into the core of the organisation. The spatial arrangement is derived from the ‘Essence of Fonterra’, a business framework of ‘Our Place, Our People and Our Ambition’. Material selections are naturally finished and honestly expressed, embracing the tone and texture of Fonterra’s industrial roots.

A play of geography, geometry and light, the Crescent House is a singular, undulating sculpture that weaves through lush, coastal gardens and crescendoes with enchanting views across Sydney Harbour to Middle Head in the distance.

The masculine landscape of central Otago offers the opportunity to find the common ground between landscape and Architecture. The front door is likened to a crevasse in the glaciers of the southern alps, the interior of the home is sumptuous and seductive.

The brief called for a modern three-bedroom house, in keeping with the farm setting and to maximise the views to the south to be light, warm and sunny. It was to incorporate a mix of contemporary clean lines with warm textures and high quality, durable, low maintenance but friendly materials.

Yai Sa is the symbol of love and awaiting. She has been waiting for someone she loves who has been leaving her to search for the ultimate truth and promise her, he will return to her when he finds it. Everyday, she stands at this same point waiting for him. ​

An elemental bar experience showcasing cocktails and food grounded in Australian heritage, BYRDI’s design establishes an immersive environment beyond the bustle of a major Melbourne mall food precinct.

Joey Scandizzo Flagship

Amano is a restaurant and bakery occupying the ground floor of two heritage buildings in Britomart. Although large in capacity, the space has been designed as a sequence of spaces that feel intimate.

A landmark Sydney building is reinvented as the new operations hub for a growing Australian fashion label of coastal chic apparel.

A prominent, corner sited Edwardian on the crest of Ruckers Hill, has been restored and enlarged with new living spaces in a separate rear-garden pavilion. Pushing the new addition to the back of this site allows a sun-filled pool and garden, and a streetscape expression akin to a garden pavilion; contemporary and street-tough, but a little bit Edwardian in spirit.

The house is a glazed pavilion sitting in the dunescape above a coastal golf links.

Sited amongst the dunes and pine forests along the east coast of New Zealand’s North Island, is a pair of gabled timber sheds. The design references the timber working sheds found in rural New Zealand.The buildings are sited to create an occupation against the dune edge that feels relaxed and timeless. Between them is set an outdoor fire and area for seating.