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Stylecraft Melbourne — Meeting Room
Not just on display. In use.
The open floor interlaces workspaces, meeting rooms and production areas — quietly blurring the line between product display and internal operations

📸 Shannon McGrath

Stylecraft Melbourne — Meeting Room
Not just on display. In use.
The open floor interlaces workspaces, meeting rooms and production areas — quietly blurring the line between product display and internal operations.

Reimagining the Canon Experience Centre.
A refined balance of functionality and brand immersion, designed to enhance workflow, elevate engagement, and empower content creation.

567 Collins Street Groundplane Sets a New Standard for Commercial Adaptive Reuse.
At 567 Collins Street, a targeted architectural intervention has transformed an underutilised CBD asset into a vibrant mixed-use precinct —
To cultivate a warm, human‑centred foyer, a tapestry of strategies and material shifts have been woven together. A new curved reception desk hewn from “for di pesco” marble and anchored by a deep bronze plinth, sits in front a custom digital art installation that’s movement calls to the street.
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567 Collins Street Groundplane Sets a New Standard for Commercial Adaptive Reuse.
At 567 Collins Street, a targeted architectural intervention has transformed an underutilised CBD asset into a vibrant mixed-use precinct — achieving an estimated 50–75% reduction in embodied carbon through strategic restraint and adaptive reuse.
Rather than strip and rebuild, the design works with what’s already there. A large-format digital art installation extends the precinct’s identity into the surrounding streetscape .
The result is a precinct that feels considered, not constructed from scratch. A reminder that adaptive reuse isn’t a compromise — it’s a smarter way to build.

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567 Collins Street Groundplane Sets a New Standard for Commercial Adaptive Reuse.
At 567 Collins Street, a targeted architectural intervention has transformed an underutilised CBD asset into a vibrant mixed-use precinct —
To cultivate a warm, human‑centred foyer, a tapestry of strategies and material shifts have been woven together. A new curved reception desk hewn from “for di pesco” marble and anchored by a deep bronze plinth, sits in front a custom digital art installation that’s movement calls to the street.
Overhead, A bespoke constellation of opalescent orbs connected with Victorian hardwood lower the eyeline to create a human scaled envelope within the lobbies expanse
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