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2degrees' new head office designed by Warren and Mahoney is the first in Aotearoa New Zealand to achieve WELL Certification at Platinum level under the WELL Building Standard V2 (WELL v2).

Drawing inspiration from architect Robin Boyd’s paradigm-shifting book, The Australian Ugliness, the paintings of Indigenous Australian artist Albert Namatjira and the building site’s legacy of pottery and ceramic creation, Flack Studio have conjured a hotel that’s a deep homage to Australia

Located in the historically and culturally vibrant suburb of Collingwood, known for its old warehouses and industrial character, 51 Langridge presents a contemporary insertion into its context while taking a variety of formal material and construction cues from its many historic neighbours.

Located at the peak of the hill, in the prestigious suburb Hawthorne, with spectacular 360 degree views of Brisbane, including an undisrupted view of the river and CBD.

The design of Brightstar’s venue matches its brewing philosophy: making the most of modern and historic materials.

At the heart of La Casa Rosa dwells a desire to live intimately, enveloped within a world of one’s own making.

Spotted Gum House is an alteration and addition to an existing interwar bungalow nestled amongst the mature, leafy green trees of Sydney’s North Shore neighbourhood of Artarmon.

As one of Perth’s most anticipated redevelopments in the last decade, the exceptional level of detail that has been given to the Architectural design of the building makes the façade absolutely critical to the project’s success. The size and unique design posed facade challenges that required high quality finishes that are flexible and resilient enough to withstand the building's flex, while simultaneously meeting the high requirements for fire performance.

The principle focus of this project was to preserve and restore a house by Anatol Kagan in Studley Park, Kew.

Originally a stable and cart store designed by esteemed architect Harry A Norris, Stable & Cart House is a sensitive adaptation in North Melbourne, engaging thoughtfully with the imperfections and idiosyncrasies of the 1920’s brick warehouse.

A prominent corner section on a quiet South Yarra street required an especially considered response.

Kakapo Creek in Mairangi Bay is an early learning centre meticulously designed by the Collingridge and Smith Architectural team.