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Our Glengollan Village project in Ferntree Gully is a retirement living development of twelve 2 and 3 bedroom Independen...
23/10/2026

Our Glengollan Village project in Ferntree Gully is a retirement living development of twelve 2 and 3 bedroom Independent Living Units. Key design features include:
- Pedestrian-focused access: Safe, people-first movement that prioritises landscape over vehicles
- Human scale: Single storey dwellings that sit comfortably within the leafy Ferntree Gully setting
- Articulated facades: Stepped brick and weatherboard forms with pergola-covered entries that soften the impact of garages and strengthen the domestic scale of the architecture
- Passive surveillance: Front porches and internal spaces that face the shared pathways, encouraging community connection and a natural sense of safety
- Ageing in place: Dwellings designed to meet the Silver performance criteria of the Livable Housing Design Guidelines

Client: Glengollan Village
�Project Manager: Connect PM
Builder: Johns Lyng Group
Structure & Civil: MA Civil Design
Services: Ascotďż˝
Landscape: Fitzgerald Frisby Landscape
Planning: Fastnet Consultingďż˝
Traffic: Salt
Photography: Tatjana Plitt
Architect: Nock Architecture

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Resident bedrooms do the heavy lifting in a Residential Aged Care Facility (RACF). They are a resident’s most private sp...
07/10/2026

Resident bedrooms do the heavy lifting in a Residential Aged Care Facility (RACF). They are a resident’s most private space and they have to support their needs while helping staff provide a high level of care.

Here is an example from our drawing board, highlighting the core elements in the design of these spaces:

- A homelike environment with room for personalisation, from shelves for keepsakes to picture rails, pinboards and memory boxes
- Warm and inviting materials and finishes paired with clever space-saving joinery
- Views and daylight that connect residents to the outside world
- An integrated lighting strategy that creates a residential ambience while allowing for care and memory support
- Considered space planning, circulation and integrated hoists and support devices that assist residents and let staff care for them with dignity
- Direct, well-lit access to the ensuite to support safe, comfortable transfers

Client: Rosa Ginevra
Project Manager: Antonella Care
Architect: Nock Architecture Alex Nock

Consultation room design played a significant part of our recent Melbourne Cat Vets project at 177 Burnley St in Richmon...
18/09/2026

Consultation room design played a significant part of our recent Melbourne Cat Vets project at 177 Burnley St in Richmond.

Key aspects included:
- Welcoming presentation to clients whilst supporting clinical care needs.
- Flexible lighting controls providing different illumination configurations and levels.
- Dark colour scheme along with acoustic wall treatment to create a calming cocoon like environment.
- Dual access separating egress between clinical staff and clients.
- Clinical staff access proximity to the pharmacy, laboratory, bloods room & nurse base.

Builder: Visionbuilt Constructions Dean Green
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Melbourne Cat Vets Carolyn O'Brien



Veterinary design requires a balance between clinical standards and daily operation.Our recent Melbourne Cat Vets projec...
04/09/2026

Veterinary design requires a balance between clinical standards and daily operation.

Our recent Melbourne Cat Vets project highlights how this has been achieved through thoughtful planning that transforms the veterinary hospital into a welcoming, calm and low anxiety experience for both patients and clients whilst supporting workflows that allow the medical team to operate seamlessly.

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Melbourne Cat Vets Carolyn O'Brien



Plastering is about to start at 177   Street in  . The project involves a base building upgrade, change of use, new firs...
21/07/2025

Plastering is about to start at 177 Street in . The project involves a base building upgrade, change of use, new first floor and ground floor for

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Cracking   day for a site visit at 177   Street  . Works involve a base building upgrade, change of use and new tenancy ...
12/09/2024

Cracking day for a site visit at 177 Street . Works involve a base building upgrade, change of use and new tenancy for .

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