The very urban design interior features timber and concrete wall cladding with a unique detailed acoustic ceiling grid to create a warm, modern and internal space. Lush banquette seating creates a relaxed dinning space.

The arrival area of polished concrete floors and collaborative meeting rooms has views and access into the breakout area which becomes the focal point of this workspace.

The result culminates in a fun, dynamic,  energetic and contemporary bowling interior that activates the space and encourages a wide demographic to cross the threshold and partake in the many varied gaming activities.

A complete overhaul of a very large Nando’s restaurant whereby the whole front facade was opened up to create atmosphere and activate the space from the exterior.

Blending Industrial architectural elements with Rustic authentic features materials, the design has been layered with rusty mesh panels over exposed brickwork to create a multi-faceted aesthetic.

Green planting is strategically located to tie the space together, like a Moroccan courtyard riad. A very peaceful & soulful dining experience.

Jellis Craig’s Fitzroy office space is edgy and avant-garde to reflect the local area balanced with the professional values of Jellis Craig. The inspiration for the design was to create a box within a box concept. This can be seen with the floating box meeting room at reception, boardroom and chill out rooms.

A vibrant new language for an iconic Australian artisan chocolate brand. Working collaboratively with Koko Black and Studio Round, Platform delivered a new vision for the client to contemporise and extend on its unique brand heritage.

The concept is a contemporary take on the nostalgic ‘burger joint’ offering, serving the juiciest and most mouth-watering burgers around. The frozen custard and signature ‘Concretes’ set this throw-back apart from the rest.

Intricate mesh steelwork above the counter, rendered surfaces, detailed tile layout on both walls and floor and delicate screen work to divide the dining zone from the mall areas all resulted in a very coordinated and balanced finish.

The founders of the Schnitz brand wanted to rebrand the look and feel aesthetic from the Bavarian Beer Hall recycled interior look to a more traditional look showing the family roots and history namely Poland.

New concept for the TEEG group has resulted in a contemporary palette for a bowling venue using natural timbers, cement finishes, recycled brickwork, greenery, perforated steel mesh and the brand colour primary colour palette of charcoals, yellows and reds.