Jellis Craig: Reservoir

Office
Written By Pam Cheney

Taking over an existing heritage bank building, complete with walk-in bank vault! Lead to some really interesting design challenges. A quick demolition of the existing fit-out by our sister company Construction Zone revealed some beautiful architectural features that inspired the new design. Exposed beams, soaring ceilings, authentic brick feature walls helped to create an authentic and textural design offering for this bright and open space. New glass French doors opening up the existing courtyard brings natural light and fresh air into a bustling new workplace. Capturing the colorful cultures of Reservoir and Preston with a rich colour pallet, natural timber elements and live plants.

Expertly Constructed by Construction Zone Commercial Interiors in continuous collaboration with the Jellis Craig team, a new workplace with room to grow in Melbourne’s northern growth corridor!

 

LOCATION:
Reservoir, Vic 

BUDGET:
$690,000 

SIZE:
395 m2

ARCHITECTS / INTERIOR DESIGNERS:
Zone Design

 
Jellis Craig office seating area
Jellis Craig office reception area
Jellis Craig front desk with signage
Jellis craig office space with desks and plants
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