IA Design were engaged by Murdoch University to design two new areas within the Geoffrey Bolton Library.
The brief for the first of the rooms, a 24/7 Learning Commons was to revitalise the space and provide a energetic and motivating study zone which consolidates, expands and improves the student learning experience as a priority, along with functional requirements commensurate with the library and various stakeholder requirements.
ECU engaged IA Design to make major modifications to the B13 building – Broadcast Radio Facility Studio. IA Design was tasked with reconfiguring the floor plan in line with a draft schematic plan presented by ECU. The facility required varying levels of acoustic treatment, as well as demolition works and a new built environment.
As part of the Australian Electoral Commission’s portfolio, IA Design have been engaged to design and deliver their Heatherton office fitout.
Following a national guideline that was developed by IA Design, Heatherton has been designed to fall in-line with other newly completed offices, also taking into consideration additional requirements due to site constraints as well as the needs of the operating staff.
The Department of Social Services were moving into a new premise in Hobart that required a full refit of a complete floor. The new space was to incorporate both workspace, collaborative zones, meeting spaces, breakout and large conference rooms. The design incorporated colours and textures referenced from the Tasmanian landscape which created a fresh and vibrant colour palette. Custom graphics were used on glass partitions which helped to create a specialised identity for the space that was unique to the Department of Social Services.
Following our appointment as their National Workplace Strategy Designers, IA Design were directly appointed by BAE Systems Australia to work closely with them to create their new workplace fitout in the Adelaide CBD. The design includes a new fitout across three levels that provides flexibility for BAE’s frequently growing team and the diverse requirements of each department.
IA Design were engaged to complete a new workplace for sustainable gold mining corporation, Gold Fields, in the Perth CBD. Moving from two separate addresses on Colin Street, West Perth, the Gold Fields team were amalgamated into one connected workforce across levels 3, 4 and 5 at 235 St Georges Terrace.
The key drivers of the Element project included ‘de-siloing’ the separate business units whilst still appreciating the needs of each business unit. The client desired a new workplace that would reflect the way that they wanted to work which was a change to collaborative and inclusive workplace strategies. Prior to project commencement Element underwent a re-branding exercise. IA Design had to ensure that they worked closely with the re-branding team to ensure that this was captured and integrated within the new fit out.
Split across three levels in the Freshwater Towers, this 3,000m2 Southbank, Melbourne fit-out for Microsoft was driven by an aspiration to enhance the customer experience. Considering both visitors and internal staff, a key driver of bolstering the user experience through integration of technology to solidify Microsoft’s strong global digital presence. A modern, interactive client-facing hub with flexible spaces was the primary design & spatial driver.
As a part of IA Design working on Crocmedia’s national portfolio of workspaces & media suites, we were engaged to design their new show space in Southbank. The tenancy was to include a mix of front of house amenities, production & editing suites and workspace.
After the successful delivery of Wrays head office in Perth, the IA Melbourne studio was engaged to design and deliver the Wrays Melbourne office. The design aesthetic was to associate with the completed head office in Perth whilst incorporating an essence and feel that is unique to Melbourne.
IA Design worked collaboratively between our Perth and Melbourne studios to ensure that the final design represented Wrays intended workplace environment. Wrays, a law firm specialising in intellectual property required a combination of private offices and open plan working spaces. The breakout was created to encourage social collaboration in a comfortable relaxed setting
IA Design & Crocmedia have partnered to deliver a national portfolio of workspaces & media suites across Australia. As part of this portfolio we were engaged to design their joint corporate suite at Marvel Stadium (formerly known as Etihad Stadium). The complete re-fit included transforming two separate suites into one larger space.
The IA Design team were engaged by the Inspector General of Taxation (IGT) to create a workplace that promoted staff engagement and provided employees with a calming oasis to balance the high-pressure nature of everyday work.
A core focus of the project was to create an environment that would be enjoyable for staff, reduce stress and spark communication. To bring this vision to life, the IA interior design team worked with the IGT staff to determine the conceptual design direction of the overall space – Narnia: an escape to an enjoyable and calm oasis.
As part of the Australian Electoral Commission’s portfolio, IA Design have been engaged to design and deliver their Heatherton office fitout.
Following a national guideline that was developed by IA Design, Heatherton has been designed to fall in-line with other newly completed offices, also taking into consideration additional requirements due to site constraints as well as the needs of the operating staff.
The Department of Social Services were moving into a new premise in Hobart that required a full refit of a complete floor. The new space was to incorporate both workspace, collaborative zones, meeting spaces, breakout and large conference rooms. The design incorporated colours and textures referenced from the Tasmanian landscape which created a fresh and vibrant colour palette. Custom graphics were used on glass partitions which helped to create a specialised identity for the space that was unique to the Department of Social Services.
In collaboration with Point Project Management, IA Design were appointed to design the Cisco Internet of Everything Innovation Centre (CIIC) situated on Curtin University’s Bentley Campus, in partnership with Woodside Energy.
RPS Project Management and IA Design were engaged by Curtin University to transform a 2,000m2 heritage building on Murray St into the University’s new Law School.
IA Design proudly partnered with Murdoch University to design and deliver a series of functional and innovative spaces for the university’s Murdoch campus. The new environment reflects the university’s culture and ethos – offering a welcoming, dynamic and energetic educational space for staff and students.
The College of Law is the largest provider of practice-focused legal education in Australasia, offering innovative, practical education and training for legal professionals.
Central Park levels 44 & 45 are the new consolidated Perth headquarters of the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO). Comprising of two floors with a bold interconnecting staircase this 1,700m² office space has been designed to suit the demands of a 24-hour Control Room as well as meet the needs of a dynamic and highly connected workforce.
As part of the restructuring of TAFE, a new corporate office was required to be located in Building A of Ultimo Campus. The refurbishment, over 3 floors of the heritage listed building, provides open office space, meetings rooms, a new boardroom and collaboration/ break out spaces, required for the operation of TAFE corporate headquarters.
IA Design were engaged by Murdoch University to design two new areas within the Geoffrey Bolton Library.
The brief for the first of the rooms, a 24/7 Learning Commons was to revitalise the space and provide a energetic and motivating study zone which consolidates, expands and improves the student learning experience as a priority, along with functional requirements commensurate with the library and various stakeholder requirements.
ECU engaged IA Design to make major modifications to the B13 building – Broadcast Radio Facility Studio. IA Design was tasked with reconfiguring the floor plan in line with a draft schematic plan presented by ECU. The facility required varying levels of acoustic treatment, as well as demolition works and a new built environment.
IA Design were engaged to contribute towards the staged delivery of a full building upgrade of 55 St Georges Terrace. The core objective of the upgrade was to attract new tenants and keep existing.
IA Design were engaged to create a new end-of-trip (EOT) facility for an existing office tower in the centre of the Sydney CBD. The tight space restrictions within the existing basement called for an innovative solution to house the state-of-the-art EOT facility.
1 King William Street is an iconic building on the corner of King William and North Terrace, Adelaide overlooking Parliament House. Following an ongoing relationship with real estate advisers, Anvil Capital, the IA Design team were appointed as lead designers for a series of base building redevelopments for the building.
The Barrington’s new end-of-trip (EOT) facility is a fully integrated zone that offers tenants an array of amenities including bike racks, lockers, showers and change rooms.
IA Design were engaged by CBRE PjM for building owners Credit Suisse to create an end-of-trip facility in the renowned Perth building, 190 St Georges Terrace. The new addition has given the building a new edge, with a lively colour palette to engage commuters.
IA Design were engaged to design and refurbish of the ground and mezzanine floors of the BGC Centre, located in Perth’s CBD. The BGC Centre offers 15 levels of office space, a mezzanine level, 3 basement levels of parking and an open plaza area.
IA Design were engaged by CBRE PjM to create two vibrant end-of-trip facilities to welcome early morning commuters and bike riders at the Durack Centre & 2 Victoria Ave.
Following the completion of the end-of-trip facility at 190 St Georges Terrace, IA Design were engaged by CBRE GWS to redesign the lobby entrance to capture the identity of the building and improve leasing potential.
The IA Design team designed a multi-functional head office for GPC Asia Pacific, successfully housing the office and warehouse staff of two GPC brands (Repco and Ashdown Ingram).
Following a management decision to centralise the Ausgrid underground, overhead, substation and cross-docking operations, the IA Design team designed and developed a multi-functional site to house all departments in Ausgrid’s existing Potts Hills location.
IA Design were appointed by global mining technology firm, Imdex, to develop a new site for the relocation and co-location of their office, warehouse and laboratory spaces.
IA Design worked with Perth Urology to create an environment for their new medical centre that was refreshing, clean and modern. As a new organisation, Perth Urology sought a welcoming space that showcased their brand identity and provided patients with a comfortable environment prior, during and after appointments.
Imaging Central engaged IA Design to create a welcoming, open and professional environment for their staff and clients. The brief sought a comfortable and safe working environment for employees, that facilitated client interactions in a welcoming setting.
IA Design were engaged by the leading Australian pharmacy service provider, HPS Pharmacies, to deliver the national rollout of pharmacy and oncology suites within private hospitals across Australia.
The new medical clinic for Advanced Diagnostic Imaging & Intervention (ADII) is a state-of-the-art facility offering a welcoming, open, friendly and professional environment for patients and staff. IA Design were engaged to design and deliver the new clinic, working closely with ADII to design a safe working environment for employees and an appropriate space to interact with patients.
