Selected projects.
A view into the studio's recent thinking across residential, hospitality and commercial projects. Filter by service or type, or scroll for the full list.
The Kestrel
A new residence sited along a working vineyard ridge outside Singleton, gathered under long, cantilevered roof planes. Native planting drifts up to the threshold; the plan opens to the hills through deep eaves and covered outdoor rooms.
Copper House
A tight eastern-suburbs terrace transformed by a copper-clad gable addition to the rear. Recycled brick courtyards and sandstone steps ease the transition from the original house to a new planted pool garden.
First Drop Marrickville
A neighbourhood wine bar and eatery on a Marrickville corner. Warm timber, tile, and playful arched joinery frame a long shared table and an open kitchen at the back — the room is built around gathering.
The Cellar
A waterfront home reorganised around a curved wine cellar and a new open-plan living wing. A continuous threshold of stone and steel-framed glass extends the plan into a sheltered terrace and pool.
The Pavilion
A new garden pavilion under a single curved roof. Full-height glazing opens the plan to a pool terrace and planted garden; stone, blackened steel and oak joinery structure the interior.
The Loft
A second-storey addition to a post-war Kingsford home. The new living wing rises toward the light without overpowering the street; from the garden it reads as a quiet, standing-seam volume.
Slowburn House
A rear extension to an inner-west residence, opening the plan to a courtyard and creating a considered internal threshold between old and new.
Highlight House
A house sited to catch late-afternoon water light. The plan wraps around a central covered outdoor room; the front elevation is a quiet composition of brick, standing seam metal and tall glass.
The Ledge
A Mosman renovation that reworks a difficult sloping site. New living volumes are anchored to the rock face; timber, brick and pale render carry the palette.
ALMA
A completed alteration and addition in Sydney's inner ring. Layered natural materials, worked joinery and considered lighting give the house a warmth that photographs read as personal, not corporate.
Mama Rise Bakery
A neighbourhood bakery fit-out with a tile-fronted servery, terracotta-stained stools, and custom copper signage in a curvilinear typeface.
Two Penny Blue · Wynyard
A CBD retail patisserie and bar for the Two Penny Blue group. Marble counter, walnut joinery, warm arched lighting — a restrained shell that lets the food and the sound of the room carry the identity.
I Love Wine Bar
A circular marble kiosk in a Sydney CBD plaza. Espresso bar by day, wine bar by evening. Honed Carrara, brushed brass, curved glass canopies — a small, complete piece of civic hospitality.