Re-designing and building our own website is a task that we relish, though battle to allocate time to do. Persistence, and a self-imposed deadline, saw it launch in late July. Featuring new work, along with a number of old favourites, it's an evolving time capsule of projects we're proud of and clients we've enjoyed collaborating with.
Brisbane based developer Watpac Developments is developing a six level building with ground floor retail and 53 one and two bedroom units on the site of 18-30 Chatham Street, Prahran. Designed by SJB Architects, we've been commissioned to name, brand and market this exciting new project.
The Luxton, as it is known, is all about 'urban freedom'. Nestled in the heart of Prahran, these well designed spaces are a one minute walk to Greville Street, a 50 metre walk to Chapel Street and a two minute walk to the Prahran Market.
We've recently launched the Registration of Interest site, featuring stunning photography by Melbourne based snapper James Geer. Click on the image at right to view the site in your browser, or visit www.theluxtonprahran.com.au
To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 1911–14 Australasian Antarctic Expedition (AAE) led by Sir Douglas Mawson, the studio was commissioned to design a series of five stamps, a miniature sheet and associated products every year, for four years. Working with the imagery of legendary Australian photographer Frank Hurley, these issues visually narrate the journey from the Hobart departure of the AAE through to its triumphant return to Adelaide four years later.
Pictured is the 1911 centenary series, issued on 2 August 2011. Artwork reproduced with permission of Australia Post. Copyright Australia Post.
The Intelligent Water Networks identity was commissioned by the Department of Sustainability & Environment for a whole of industry water project involving infrastructure, research and development. The 'umbrella', inclusive nature of the project is referenced in the mark as well as making an obvious link to the subject matter – water.
