Red Energy’s office transformation within the historic Bryant and May factory in Cremorne, Melbourne, merges the building’s heritage with contemporary functionality, creating a modern, collaborative workspace that fosters innovation. The design, led by Carr, carefully balances the factory’s iconic historical elements with flexible, open-plan spaces where over 1,000 staff can thrive.
As part of Taronga Zoo’s Centenary Revitalisation Plan, the Taronga Institute of Science and Learning (TISL) was designed to push the boundaries of conservation, science, and learning. The design integrates nature-inspired elements to create a harmonious connection with its surroundings, focusing on the discovery of patterns in nature.
TCW collaborated with WMK Melbourne to furnish Deakin University’s new workspace at Greenwood Park, designed to accommodate three faculties relocating from the nearby Burwood campus. This highly collaborative project was delivered on time and within budget, creating spaces that support a dynamic and innovative environment for both students and faculty.
The refurbishment of the auditorium at NSW Parliament House presented several design challenges, including structural engineering restrictions and the need to avoid air-conditioning grilles on the concrete floor. Close collaboration between TCW, Actiu, and NBRS Architecture was essential in overcoming these challenges, resulting in a high-quality, functional space.
UTS Central, a striking 17-storey glass-encased building, required modern, flexible furniture solutions to support its dynamic educational and collaborative spaces. The project aimed to create an engaging environment that fosters both student and faculty interaction, while ensuring alignment with sustainability standards.
The new Rugby League Centre for Excellence at Olympic Park required a functional and flexible space to support the NSW Rugby League (NSWRL), Country Rugby League (CRL), referees, and state teams. The design aimed to create versatile environments that could support a range of activities, from player lounges and meeting rooms to administrative and event spaces.
The Trades Union required a versatile office, training, and conference space for 62 staff in Pyrmont. The design aimed to support various work functions while fostering collaboration, comfort, and a sense of community across the space.
The Australian Transport Provider aimed to refresh their existing workspace to better support staff productivity and well-being. The design focused on creating a dynamic environment that enhanced both functionality and acoustics within the Operations Centre, fostering an atmosphere where staff can thrive.
The Capitol Theatre, originally designed by Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin in 1924, underwent a transformative process to become a dynamic educational facility. The challenge was to blend the building’s iconic heritage with contemporary learning environments that foster collaboration and innovation.
