From micro retail laneways to multi-level shopping centres, we design and integrate retail precincts across all urban environments.

People walking and sitting outside a modern building with a large overhang, overlooking a waterfront with boats and a city skyline in the background during evening.
An outdoor urban park with tiered seating, a small body of water, trees, and modern multi-story buildings with glass windows and balconies in the background. People are walking, sitting, and cycling.
Tall modern skyscraper with a reddish-brown facade and large windows, located on a city street with pedestrians and bicycles in front.

  • Great residential precincts are about more than homes. They are places to eat, meet, unwind and spend time. We help shape the retail, hospitality and lifestyle amenity that supports this way of living, creating mixed use communities that feel social, local and genuinely alive.

    New South Wales
    (2029) Newcastle Quay, Newcastle
    (2028) Rozelle Village, Rozelle
    (2028) The Joinery, Annandale
    (2028) Chatswood ‘Dive Site’, Chatswood
    (2028) 110 George St, Parramatta
    (2028) Compass Centre, Bankstown
    (2027) East Side Quarter, Penrith
    (2026) Mayfair, Penrith
    (2026) Norwest Quarter, Norwest
    (2022) The Langston, Epping
    (2019) Newmarket, Randwick
    (2019) The Hume, Crows Nest
    (2018) East End, Newcastle

    Victoria
    (2028) Central Dandenong, Dandenong
    (2027) 99-109 Lorimer St, Docklands

    ACT
    (2027) Green at Dickson, Dickson

  • We see commercial buildings through the lens of retail, hospitality and everyday experience. From workplace towers to repositioned assets, we help project teams shape the ground plane as more than an entry point, creating places where people arrive, meet, eat, move through and spend time.

    New South Wales
    (2028) 110 George St, Parramatta
    (2028) 197 Church St, Parramatta
    (2024) 1 Elizabeth St, Sydney
    (2024) Parkline Place, Sydney
    (2024) Macquarie Exchange, Macquarie Park
    (2023) 88 Walker St, North Sydney
    (2022) 477 Pitt St, Sydney
    (2022) 420 George St, Sydney
    (2022) 85 Macquarie St, Parramatta
    (2021) 6 Hassall St, Parramatta
    (2021) 32 Smith St, Parramatta
    (2020) 1 Denison St, North Sydney
    (2020) 1 Farrer Pl, Sydney
    (2020) 525 George St, Sydney
    (2020) 347 Kent St, Sydney
    (2019) 60 Martin Place, Sydney
    (2019) 505 George St, Sydney
    (2019) 100 Mount St, North Sydney
    (2018) Barrack Place, Sydney
    (2011) The Concourse, Chatswood

    Victoria
    (2028) 600 Collins St, Melbourne
    (2025) 242 Exhibition St, Melbourne

    Queensland
    (2026) 275 George St, Brisbane

  • Transport

    Transport precincts sit at the heart of our communities, connecting people to work, education, culture and everyday life. As metro networks rapidly expand, these communities are becoming closer than ever before. We help shape retail, hospitality and amenity within transport environments, creating precincts that are active, functional and deeply connected to the places they serve.

    Sydney Metro West Line
    (2032) The Bays Metro, Rozelle NSW
    (2032) Five Dock Metro, Five Dock NSW
    (2032) Burwood North Metro, Burwood North NSW
    (2032) North Strathfield Metro, North Strathfield NSW
    (2032) Westmead Metro, Westmead NSW

    Sydney Metro City Line
    (2025) Martin Place Metro, Sydney NSW
    (2024) Gadigal Station, Sydney NSW

    Sydney Central Station
    (2022) Central Station Terminal Building, Sydney NSW
    (2021) Central Precinct Renewal Program, Sydney NSW

    Wynyard Station
    (2021) Brookfield Place, Sydney NSW

  • We work with universities to design practical master plans, retail precincts, and student housing that strengthen campus life and long-term goals. Using evidence-led research, we map assets, movement, and growth to create financially viable, structured master plans aligned with academic priorities. We deliver collaborative, place-based strategies that keep campuses welcoming hubs of education, culture, and commerce for decades.

    Sydney University, Camperdown NSW
    (2023) Development Capacity Analysis

    University of Newcastle
    (2024) City Campus Master Plan
    (2023) City Campus Student Accomodation

    Macquarie University
    (2021) Central Courtyard Precinct, Macquarie University, NSW
    (2020) Arts Precinct, Macquarie University NSW

  • Shopping centres are evolving from places to shop into places to gather, connect and spend time. We help shape distinctive centre identities through strategy, master planning and leasing, creating retail experiences that feel relevant to their communities and responsive to the way people live today.

    New South Wales
    (2023) Mall 88, St Leonards
    (2017) Home HQ, Artarmon
    (2015) Rouse Hill Town Centre Retail Expansion
    (2011) Marketown Shopping Centre, Newcastle West

  • We create distinct identities to breathe new life into heritage assets, connecting heritage, interior design & fit out teams with leaders in hospitality to create one-of-a-kind experiences. We combine best practice in heritage design and conservation with commercially viable reuse, honouring history through the long-term stewardship of heritage assets.

    New South Wales
    (2026) ‘Clothing Store Building’, Eveleigh
    (2026) ‘500 Degrees’, Walsh Bay
    (2026) ‘Only Coffee Project’, Walsh Bay
    (2026) Mowbray House, Chatswood
    (2023) ‘Ennui’ at 477 Pitt Street, Haymarket
    (2020) Old Government House Stables at 1 Farrer Place, Sydney CBD
    (1999) Woolloomooloo Wharf, Woolloomooloo


  • We worked on the New Sydney Fish Market for five years and developed a deep understanding of how world‑class markets are created. The complexities and nuances of planning and delivering a project of this scale and significance gave our team valuable insight into the potential of city‑changing market developments.

    New South Wales
    (2026) New Sydney Fish Markets, Blackwattle Bay

  • As Australia’s population ages, the expectations of older Australians are changing. We help shape places and precincts that support active, social and fulfilling lifestyles, bringing together retail, hospitality, wellness and everyday experiences that allow people to live well, stay connected and feel part of their community.

    New South Wales
    (2028) Tulich Community, Oran Park
    (2026) Newgreens at Chatswood Golf Club, Chatswood