Original concepts for public landscapes, social spaces and the places people share. Each project combines a practical response with a distinct visual identity.
A family of flowing seat modules designed to create distinctive landscape settings. The open-ended configurations help define gathering places while preserving easy movement through a site.
Sculptural concrete forms, modular configurations and integrated landscape thinking.
Concept visualisation — not a completed installation
Early-stage exploration of form, proportion and product intent.
Contemporary picnic tables and benches combining the visual warmth of timber with strong, tapered supporting forms. Designed around practical seating, durability and a coherent product language.
Materials contrast, geometric supports and purposeful detailing.
Concept visualisation — not a completed installation
Early-stage exploration of form, proportion and product intent.
A restrained shelter concept that gives public gathering places a recognisable architectural character. Seating, shade and open sightlines are designed as a coordinated public amenity.
A unified design vocabulary across shelter, structure and furniture.
Concept visualisation — not a completed installation
Early-stage exploration of form, proportion and product intent.
A bold contemporary seating concept using softly shaped concrete-like bases and bright seat surfaces to bring warmth, colour and personality to shared indoor or outdoor settings.
A potential direction for retail precincts, campus interiors and public lounges.
Concept visualisation — not a completed installation
Early-stage exploration of form, proportion and product intent.
For council projects, commercial spaces, design collaborations or manufacturing enquiries.