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Seating niches positioned beside glazing create moments of respite with framed views toward surrounding mountain ranges.

Large rectilinear floor plates consolidate surgical suites and critical care functions within highly efficient circulation and servicing grids.

The reception zone combines color-coded wayfinding, comfortable seating, and framed landscape views to reduce stress within a high-intensity healthcare environment.

Completed 2024, the Canberra Hospital Expansion (Building 5) is a contemporary civic healthcare project integrating critical care, emergency, surgical, and inpatient services within a nine story, 473,600-square-foot all-electric facility.

Dublin Castle is a historic landmark opened in 1204.

Conceived as the social hub of the home, the kitchen pairs sage-green cabinetry with a substantial marble island, warm walnut detailing and sculptural woven pendants.

A built-in banquette and upholstered seating anchor the dining area, while patterned textiles and tailored drapery add depth, texture and a refined decorative richness.

The primary bathroom extends the home's material continuity, creating a richly layered interpretation of modern transitional luxury.

A compact powder room becomes a study in material contrast, demonstrating the project's emphasis on craftsmanship even within secondary spaces.

The primary bedroom balances a substantial dark upholstered bed with patterned drapery and warm wood furnishings.