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Cover: DT Digital, St Kilda, VIC

Iris ClarkeQLD Interiors Leader

Heidi AboushadyNSW Interiors Leader

MODE's designers are always mindful of the relationship between an interior space, an individual and the profound impact it can have on a person’s overall experience, perception and decision making.

The MODE interior architecture and design team deliver inspirational and individualised solutions that are custom tailored to the clients’ agenda and program requirements. Each project is designed with close attention to detail to respond to the individual requirements of the client, whilst being delivered on time and on budget.

MODE are actively engaged on various government panels, including the Department of Human Services, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Department of Education and Training, the Australian Taxation Office, Department of Housing and Public Works, Department of Agriculture and Water Resources and Department of Immigration and Border Protection. Involvement with these organisations has provided MODE with the opportunity to deliver a number of fit-for-purpose spaces nationwide that range in scale and construction cost.

Megan RodgersDirector

Rhonan O'BrienManaging Principal

"A manner, way, or method of doing something, experiencing something, or acting. A particular form or kind.”

From the very first stages of design through to project completion, MODE's work is underwritten by the core values, derived from the very definition of “mode” itself. Exploring the three principles of manner, method and form, MODE ensures that each project is undertaken with a clear, consistent and cohesive approach. This allows us to achieve mutual vision of the client’s goals and see this grow into something that exceeds expectations. It’s the MODE way, made up of a signature style, setting us apart and adding value to everything we do.

MANNERMODE believes a collaborative approach is paramount to enabling effective communication throughout every project.

METHODAs a multidisciplinary design practice, MODE's process is solution-focused, based on an innovative design-led approach that is informed using best practice tools, learned knowledge and research.

FORMMODE's design outcomes are adaptable, flexible solutions that meet clients' needs and fulfill their sustainable objectives. The overall form is reflective of MODE's approach.

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Erin WarnerWA Interiors Leader

Christina Fogale NT Interiors Leader

Tim BloomfieldVIC Interiors Leader

Brunilda BrookesNZ Interiors Leader

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DT Digital, St Kilda, VIC

Workplace

MODE understands workplace design is a highly specialised design field that no longer dictates the way people work, but supports staff to work in their optimal manner.

MODE’s aim is to fully understand the client’s workplace triggers and processes to deliver a space that supports the current or desired, workplace ethos. The most important part of the design briefing process is gaining an innate understanding of the people within the organisation and typical business activities, enabling MODE to deliver a design that is adapted to the specific needs of the business.

A successful workplace design is flexible to change and allows for growth of teams without major structural change. It allows for churn within the built form, while reflecting the client’s value system and promotes workplace behaviours that are representative of the organisations values.

The most effective workplace provide an array of working environments that support the organisation and maximises the opportunities available to its teams. Designing a variety of working environments with both collaborative and secluded workspaces will engage the users in ways not previously envisaged.

How We Do It

WE LISTEN to deliver spaces that support the current or desired workplace ethos.

WE INVIGORATE workplace design to maximise the opportunities available to its teams.

WE SEEK to understand the organisations values and reflect this within the built form.

WE GAIN an innate understanding to deliver a design adapted to specific needs of the business.

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ATO NorthbridgeNORTHBRIDGE, WA

Client: ATO/Cushman & Wakefield

ATO Northbridge is a 16,000 sqm fitout upgrade over 4 levels. Working within the existing architecture MODE worked to seamlessly refurbish the existing interior and insert new facilities for the changing staff requirements. The new design compliments the existing architecture while incorporating a modern aesthetic based on Western Australian native wildlife. MODE worked to open the floor plate making the new interior space a more enjoyable place to work. Increasing the natural light and maintaining acoustic privacy through careful consideration of materials and furnishings ensured staff satisfaction was maintained within all spaces.

Client: ATO/DTZ

MODE was commissioned by the ATO to reconfigure and refurbish 22,800 sqm of fitout over 9 levels at Latitude East. Working within the existing architecture MODE worked to seamlessly insert new facilities for changing staff requirements. The new insertions follow the existing language of the landmark building, while carefully incorporating current trends in workplace design. In consultation with ATO staff MODE developed a workplace to reflect ATO's values of integrity, expertise and contemporary service, delivering new communal and agile workspaces promoting collaborative use.

ATO Latitude EastSURRY HILLS, NSW

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Client: Asbuild NT Pty Ltd

This compact tenancy of 60 sqm was quite unique, with a challenging angled façade that reduced usable space. Accordingly, MODE’s strategy was to utilise this angle as a feature in the configuration of the reception desk, its bounding wall, the feature ceiling above reception and the layout of the carpet. The overall design creates a working environment that is stimulating and organised, whilst simultaneously complementing rather than competing with its picturesque surrounds; the primary reason for locating the office in Cullen Bay.

Asbuild Office FitoutDARWIN, NT

Client: DT Digital/STW Group

MODE’s project brief from the design based creative studio, STW Group, was to design an inspirational and free form workplace environment enabling its creative team flexibility to think beyond the boundaries. From the moment the lift doors open, the visitor is drawn into an exciting and provocative visual and operational journey. The engaging interactive breakout areas are filled with oversized quirky furniture and lighting, while the work spaces deliver open-plan offices with flexible workstation systems designed around the 'Activity Based Workplace' consultation process.

DT DigitalST KILDA, VIC

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Client: Public Safety Business Agency for Queensland Police Service

The Mobile Delivery Centre (MDC) is an 850 sqm fitout delivered for the QLD police service. This unique and specialist group develops technology to enable the unprecedented agility of the QPS in the field. The success of the ‘QLiTE’ and potential growth of the program has resulted in the need for a specialist workplace fit out for the group. As with the ‘QLiTE’, agility and flexibility are key to the effectiveness of the design. The workspace is designed around the principles of ABW (activity-based working) in its’ true form. A variety of environments are provided to encourage creativity and collaboration.

Mobile Capability CentreBRISBANE, QLD

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Client: Harris Communications Australia

MODE was commissioned to design the workplace of Harris Communication’s head office in Hamilton, Queensland. As the Client provides communications equipment to the defence force, security was a significant component of the design. The total floor area of approximately 2000 sqm over two levels of the new commercial building allowed spaces to be designed from construction to ensure the brief, security and design aspects were met.

Harris Communication HAMILTON, QLD

Client: Open Minds Australia

MODE worked with Open Minds to deliver a workplace and customer-focused rollout that reflected the organisation’s progressive practices and rebrand across three different sites. Detailed briefs were worked up with MODE for each project with particular reference to open-plan spaces, pod-type arrangements and a relaxed and informal reception and waiting area. MODE were responsible for full design, project management and contract administration of these projects.

Open MindsVARIOUS LOCATIONS, QLD

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Client: Department of Agriculture/DTZ

MODE partnered with the Department of Agriculture to design and deliver a major refurbishment to the 4,800 sqm workplace in Brisbane. The project has been delivered in four stages to enable the workplace to remain operational. Working closely with 26 stakeholder user groups, MODE developed a collective design outcome that carefully responds to a brief with high complexities, both for staffing collocation and operational requirements in a Commonwealth secure environment.

Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Stage 1BRISBANE AIRPORT, QLD

Client: Department of Agriculture/DTZ

Following the completion of Stage 1, MODE partnered with JLL and the Department of Agriculture & Water Resources (DAWR) to design and deliver stage 2 and 3 of their Brisbane workplace. The new fitout has been designed to address operational procedures, staff engagement and department cross-collaboration. The existing building at Qantas Drive has a number of environmental issues that needed to be considered in the design. A mixture of suited colourful walls and features liven up the various office and workstations and carefully selected loose furniture. Each of the 4 building wings are represented by a coloured theme to enable clarity of spatial occupation and wayfinding.

Department Agriculture & Water Resources Stage 2 & 3BRISBANE AIRPORT, QLD

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Client: Building & Asset Services

MODE was commissioned to design an office fit out for an existing space of 577 sqm including an open plan office area, new reception area, a boardroom, 3 quiet rooms, regional director’s office, breakout area and collaboration space adjacent to staff café. The refurbishment also included new carpet and paint throughout the entire space. The objective was to create a workplace that encourages a collaborative work environment, facilitating interaction between work groups for improved agility and motivates users for improved output.

BAS RockhamptonROCKHAMPTON, QLD

Client: Building & Asset Services

Maintaining a consistent colour and material palette throughout, MODE’s design team ensured that the Badjar Ogilvy workplace fitout followed a cohesive visual appearance from the entry foyer through to the contemporary workspaces. Overall, the fitout is a representation of the modern workplace, where staff can enjoy contemporary amenities and work in an engaging and collaborative manner. The spaces created are dynamic and add a refreshing aesthetic to this innovative workplace.

Badjar OgilvyST KILDA, VIC

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Client: Department of Justice NSW

The NSW Department of Justice commissioned MODE to redesign the Industrial Relations Commission’s fitout ahead of their relocation from the historical district of Sydney City to Paramatta. In recognition of the tradition and history within both the department and previous location, MODE’s approach incorporated traditional detailing and materials in a contemporary application. MODE collaborated with the client and end user to ensure the efficient use of space and functionality were addressed in the planning stage. Security dictated elements of the design and was carefully considered and assessed throughout the project.

Industrial Relations CommissionPARAMATTA, NSW

Client: Cushman Wakefield

Australia Post’s Strathfield ground floor was originally designed to include a staff canteen; however an uninviting atmosphere meant the space was rarely used. MODE worked with Australia Post to redesign the space, encouraging staff collaboration, natural circulation and enhance the usability of the space, especially during busy lunch periods. Introducing three-metre-high timber stud screens and planter boxes provided visual privacy and defined the space from reception, while the additional privacy encourages staff to occupy and use the space.

Australia Post STRATHFIELD, NSW

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Sue Lewis Chocolatier, Perth WA

Retail

The retail sector is changing as rapidly as our lifestyles. In these ever changing environments, we are seeing the radical ideas of yesterday, open-air centres, residential and civic mixes becoming the norm. Compounded with the reinvention of department stores and a renewed interest in transit-orientated retail, we suddenly see that the industry is ready for some new thinking.

MODE work with a variety of clients to produce exceptional outcomes in retail projects of all scales to maximise return on prime retail space through collaboration, experience, knowledge and authority. Their objective is to work closely with clients to understand their business and customers to provide solutions that work to reinvent the experience of retail environments.

MODE work at maximising qualities through economic, efficient and clever design solutions. Their team of designers has extensive and intimate knowledge of new and traditional retail and entertainment facilities, as well as, a variety of procurement processes.

MODE have worked with national retailers, shopping centre owners, specialty shop operators, large format retailers and developers of master planned sites for stakeholders. MODE strive to best serve their clients and the community by being an industry leader in research and development in many aspects of retail architecture, design, development and procurement.

WE VALUE transit-oriented retail.

WE COLLABORATE our experience, knowledge and authority to understand our clients business and reinvent retail environments.

WE STRIVE to best serve our clients and the community by being an industry leader in research and development.

WE EVALUATE options to produce projects of all scales.

How We Do It

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Client: Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority

MODE was commissioned to design and document the Sue Lewis Chocolatier fitout in the new Market Hall, as part of the Yagan Square development in Perth’s CBD. The existing store is located in the Old Treasury Building in Perth’s CBD, the iconic heritage building is rich in character and the fitout features luxurious finishes of white marble and gold detailing. The client’s aspirations for the new fitout was to retain the old-world charm of the previous store in a contemporary new space. The team achieved this through designing with a sense of theatre, a rich, moody colour palette and contrasting elements of charcoals and copper accents.

Sue Lewis ChocolatierPERTH, WA

Client: Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority

This Pink Popup is 9 sqm of retail space used for product and produce display for a mix of tenants with short-term leases. The design was developed with the idea of a fun transitional space that made a design statement even when not in use. It incorporates a range of fixed and portable display areas with moveable counters allowing a flexible layout to easily transform the space as determined by the tenant. Pin walls with adjustable shelving provide tenants with increased adaptability as shelves can be moved around as required or removed completely, providing an opportunity for tenants to create an individual space for their product.

Pink Pop UpPERTH, WA

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Client: Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority

The Lena Lu fitout was designed to complement the industrial features within the architecture of the Market Hall. Black mesh screens, metal framed joinery and timber surfaces provided a neutral base for the prospective tenant. Lena Lu asked MRA to commission MODE for additional works to enhance the 22 sqm space to suit their specific requirements. Glass display cabinets to feature product were designed facing two entry points of the market hall to capitalise on the corner exposure of the tenancy and attract more customers.

Lena Lu BomboloniPERTH, WA

Client: Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority

MRA engaged MODE to develop separate base build designs for prospective tenants that could be easily adapted to meet any tenant’s individual style. The compact 14 sqm Toast My Curry fitout, is a fresh, neutral space of greys and whites with timber accents. It includes a timber framed display cabinet within a curved joinery unit. Toast My Curry were able to apply their vibrant yellow branding to the completed space with no further changes required of the layout or base build design.

Toast My CurryPERTH, WA

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Client: Yo! Sushi

London based YO!Sushi approached MODE to design the first YO!Sushi food outlet in the southern Hemisphere at Sydney Domestic Airport. MODE collaborated with the clients design team in London, local artists, concrete specialists and the airport authorities to deliver a design that both reiterated the brands desire to create an urban playful design that was undeniably YO!Sushi and yet a completely unique YO!Sushi outlet. Challenges posed were a combination of Airports design criteria, space limitations and kitchen equipment requirements . With intuitive design solutions, MODE produced a working food kitchen where the preparation of the Sushi was king and whilst compliant to the Client, Airports authorities, BCA and NCC requirements.

Yo! SushiSYDNEY DOMESTIC TERMINAL, NSW

Deli Expesso Cafe @ ColesKATOOMBA, NSW

Client: Private Client

This fitout has maximised the usable space through the efficient planning of back of house areas and use of operable walls around the perimeter, increasing space and amenity for customers. The delivered product showcases a range of quality finishes and furniture, which quietly complements the vibrant colour scheme of the café, while the simple layout provides an open and welcoming space.

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Client: Trend Lighting (NSW)

TREND Lightings’ new showroom was delivered in conjunction with the companies launch into a new specifications market. The client required a showroom to showcase merchandise, cater for functions while providing a space to educate clients. MODE delivered a flexible space which can morph seamlessly from a place of exhibition, to a place of work, and to a place for promotion and corporate events. The positioning of the showroom allows end users to gain a firsthand experience of TREND in operation via deliberate connectivity to the back of house operations and manufacturing.

Trend LightingMASCOT,NSW

Client: DNZ International

XIMIVOGUE is a 120 sqm retail fitout in Palmerston’s Gateway Shopping Centre. The Korean design, fast fashion department store franchise required the new fitout to comply within the franchisee design parameters. MODE worked in consultation with the client and franchise’ in house designers based in China, to deliver a contemporary fitout that compliments the changing trends of fast fashion. The design was centered around flexible, modular joinery with maximum display space, that could be easily adapted to cater for the rapidly changing merchandise displayed in store. The result was a fresh, versatile retail space.

XIMIVOGUEPALMERSTON, NT

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Client: Ramsay Health Care

MODE has a long standing relationship with Ramsay Health Care who engaged MODE to assist with the roll-out of their retail pharmacies. With a unique approach that showcases the dispensing activities of the old-school pharmacies with a focus on personal engagement with clients, together with up-to-date technology to assist clients with decisions with regards to their health and wellbeing.

Ramsay Retail PharmaciesNATIONWIDE

Client: Eye Specialists Trust

MODE were appointed by the client to design and document a new optometrist at the iconic Oasis Broadbeach shopping centre. The new, chic design complements the sophisticated eyewear and consulting services provided by the client. The striking graphic and neon lit logo lighting in the entrance were both designed in collaboration with the MODE Graphic Design team. Careful consideration was given to the lighting design and the selection of finishes, ensuring these suited the client’s functional requirements and met his aesthetic brief.

Walter Cason OptometristBROADBEACH, QLD

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Client: Transport and Main Roads

The design committed itself to providing a high quality, flexible, functional design alternative that maximised the operational services and customer experience for Transport and Main Roads. The project was to provide local context to a state-based service, this was achieved through a combination of architecture and infographic, digital artwork creation and print production management relating to the local area of Toowong.

Transport & Main Roads Customer Service Centre RolloutTOOWONG, QLD

Client: Bank of Queensland

MODE provided a holistic design service for the 130 new business and retail banking branch roll out program for Bank of Queensland over a three year period. To ensure brand consistency was maintained throughout the architecture, interior design and visual graphic components, MODE created a BOQ Design Manual to ensure all future fit outs would adhere to the same design intentions. The expansion program extended throughout New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria.

Bank of Queensland RolloutNSW, QLD & VIC

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Essence Hotel, Taringa, QLD

Hospitality & TourismThe design team at MODE are at the forefront of creating spaces that are infused with life and persona, while putting guests comfort and ease of use at the centre of the design. The design aesthetics is about creating an atmosphere that is warm and inviting, whilst evoking strong feelings and emotions.

MODE's experience expands across budget, to 5 Star plus facilities which allows for their design team to constantly strive for high levels of diversity and uniqueness. MODE have the benefit of working with a wide range of international operators and the experience of delivering all classes and grades of hotels, resorts, bars and restaurants. This has enabled a thorough appreciation of design priorities, functionality and quality interior spaces and innovative and engaging solutions.

MODE create spaces that are a hub for experiences while offering sanctuaries that focus on the integrity and authenticity of materials to deliver sophisticated and intuitive spaces that consider the bottom line to costing.

MODE design outcomes are adaptive, flexible solutions that meet clients’ needs and fulfil their sustainable objectives. The overall design reimagines the art of living.

WE CREATE well-integrated projects that can assist in revitalising fringe spaces.

WE WORKSHOP with stakeholders to create an indepth understanding of client needs.

WE AIM to create site-responsive designs, tailored to the commercial requirements of our clients and end users.

WE IDENTIFY trends that influence framework shifts which encourage integrated development over independent typologies.

How We Do It

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Client: Sitzler Borthers Pty Ltd

MODE in a design and construct collaboration with Sitzler Brothers Pty. Ltd. designed the 18 room luxury resort, situated approximately 300 kilometers out of Darwin, and 32 kilometers from Katherine's town Centre. Perched on the escarpment above the breathtaking Katherine River at the Nitmiluk Gorge entrance, the resort offers a unique Northern Territory experience. The project provided an opportunity for the team to work closely with the local Jawoyn People to integrate their culture into the luxury resort with the use of colours, material and artworks throughout; resulting in the unique and visually stunning Cicada Lodge.

Cicada LodgeKATHERINE, NT

Client: Essence Hotel

Essence Hotel was designed as an integrated fiout to facilitate the development of Westside Private Hospital. The hotel supports 72 rooms above the building podium with reception and amenities on ground level.

Essence HotelTARINGA, QLD

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Client: Chris Zenonos

The prominence of the Main and Vulture corner site calls for an iconic solution that is not just from an architectural and urban design response but from the proposition of providing a unique, holistic experience for the destination visitor, the passer byer, the operator and the resident. The project brief outlined calls for 300 apartments, 100 hotel suites and a variety of commercial/retail tenure. MODE’s vision is to intelligently couple this requirement with access to a high level of amenity to deliver an outcome that is locatable, appealing and sellable.

Main & Vulture Street WOOLLOONGABBA, QLD

Client: Wyndham Vacation Clubs Asia Pacific

Wyndham commissioned MODE to provide conceptual designs for the refurbishment of 59 resort style units in Airlie Beach. The scheme provided included 3 tiers of finishes based on the level of accommodation. Each tier incorporated a local nautical theme and contemporary furnishing.

Wyndham Vacation Resorts Airlie Beach RefurbishmentAIRLIE BEACH, QLD

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Client: Neil Group

Responsible for the stunning interiors of Nugent Rise, MODE designed an inspired new advancement in modern short stay accommodation, These apartments have been designed with generously sized rooms that feature full-height, double-glazed windows that contribute to the spacious feeling, whilst allowing in the natural light. MODE’s interior team has featured Caesarstone benchtops and splashbacks, solid oak timber flooring in the kitchens and Italian feature tiles in the bathrooms. Throughout the apartment, the quality of materials used is outstanding.

Nugent RiseAUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

Client: Gladstone Ports Corporation

As a part of the East Shores 1B development for Gladstone Ports Corporation, MODE have designed the Port Cafe to reflect the industrial nature of the Paklands and Chairman's scope of work. The cafe can facilitateb100 plus patrons.

Gladstone CafeEast Shores 1BGLADSTONE, QLD

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Client: Toowoomba Regional Council

The Empire Theatre is a heritage listed art-deco performing arts venue that is owned by Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) and managed by Empire Theatres Pty Ltd (ETPL). MODE have been engaged by the Toowoomba Regional Council to carry out refurbishment works to the Empire Theatre and the Empire (Wesley) Church. The Empire Theatre building was last restored in 1996; TRC have recognised that the condition of the existing infrastructure and FFE needed replacement/revitalisation, and the theatre complex is in need of upgrade as well as a refresh of the box offices, bars and amenities to enable improved circulation and access for all patrons.

Empire Theatre Refurbishment TOOWOOMBA, QLD

Client: Hutchinson Builders

The Landmark is a 3 storey, 1,200 sqm plus mixed use hospitality venue. Accommodating a for a variety of dining experiences, it includes a family dining area, cocktail bar, gaming room, beer garden and an al fresco area alongside fountain pools on the ground level. The basement is a sports bar by day and transforms into a club at night. The upper level is an adaptable event space for 180 people. The design ethos provides a uniform experience that directly references the landscape of the Northern Territory. Each level surrounds the user with staged elements of the outback, or ‘bush’.

The Landmark @ GatewayDARWIN, NT

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Client: Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority

MODE, in association with The Sudden Impact Entertainment Company, delivered Dreamworld’s world-first attraction, 'a glitter strip for young visitors' the DreamWorks Trolls Village. The project involved repurposing an existing retail space into a walk-through maze attraction, bursting with colour, sparkle and flare. MODE collaborated closely with Sudden Impact, the USA based theming consultant, to design, equip and theme each room individually to provide a multi-sensory experience for young guests. MODE integratd the project into the Dreamworld precinct, prepared construction documentation and ensured compliance of the overseas concept with local authority regulations.

Trolls GOLD COAST, QLD

Client: Brisbane Airport Corporation

In conjunction with the Common User Terminal Upgrade, MODE worked with a number of retail operators to design and fit out popup style tenancies within the terminal. Pictured below is the SEQ Tourism tenancy. The brief required an immersion of a tenancy into a disused space, providing maximum visual amenity and after hours secure facilities.

Brisbane Airport Visitor Information Centre FitoutBRISBANE AIRPORT, QLD

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Inter-Sector MODE understands that successful design is not defined by the built form, but the ability of the end users to respond and engage positively within their environment.

MODE recognises that there is no singular solution to any given challenge and an isolated approach falls short of diverse viewpoints, resources and outcomes.

MODE promotes inter-sector collaboration across projects to ensure a holistic design approach is taken to achieve well considered design outcomes that are fit for purpose.

As a multidisciplinary design practice, MODE is well versed with resourcing to the specific requirements of a project and client, capitalising on the extensive experience and knowledge available within the practice. This approach provides an inter sector project with a platform to succeed, achieving both optimal design outcomes and program deliverables.

How We Do It

WE WORK as an agile team, developing skills and evolving designs.

WE APPROACH each challenge with a holistic view to deliver a well thought out solution.

WE COLLABORATE across sectors to efficiently resource the experience and knowledge on a project basis.

WE STRIVE to create environments that exceed the aspirations of our client and end users.

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Client: Virgin Australia, Hansen Yuncken & Brisbane Airport Corporation

With the creation of new floor areas on levels 1 and 2, the design optimises the available area for development, including the infill of the central courtyard facilitating additional flow capacity relative to the upgrade of the aerobridges and increase in passenger numbers. This design allows for the expansion of the Virgin workplace.

Virgin Satellite InfillBRISBANE AIRPORT, QLD

Client: Brisbane Airport Corporation

MODE’s design enables improved passenger flow and commercial opportunities, this was achieved through the integration of self-service check-in equipment and technology, reconfiguration of the reclaim hall, improved strategies for operational redundancies and security.

Brisbane Domestic Common User Terminal UpgradeBRISBANE AIRPORT, QLD

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Client: Ranbury Management Group

MODE was appointed as the principal consultant in managing the design, documentation and procurement for both the commercial building fitout and warehouse depot facilities on the Energex site at Berrinba. This project is heavily geared around delivering on program and providing a value-for-money solution. MODE also focusses on the ESD properties and sustainable design solutions for the proposal, assisting Energex with operational and lifecycle costing and strategies to mitigate unnecessary expense.

Energex Office & DepotBERRINBA, QLD

Client: Lutheran Services

Zion two is a 10,000sqm Residential Aged Care facility over 6 levels, with 90 independent living units and landscaped atrium spaces. The facility has been designed to incorporate passive design outcomes that align with ‘buildings that breathe’. The interior architecture is designed to provide soul based ministry, a sense of joy, the essence of surprise and opportunities for interaction and engagement.

Zion 2NUNDAH, QLD

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Client: University of Southern Queensland Six Star Green Star Rating

This six Star Green Star innovative design, integrates and connects with both the developing infrastructure and existing buildings. Innovation was achieved through built form, mass and scale reflective of the existing surrounding context, with the flexibility to facilitate future developments. The interiors create a sense of place envisioned by the university – a vision of research, learning and gathering hubs for students and staff.

USQ EDGY BuildingSPRINGFIELD, QLD

Bullocky Point Education PrecinctDARWIN, NT

Client: Northern Territory Government Awards: NT Architecture Awards -The Tracy Memorial Award. Award for Interior Design. Educational Architecture: NT Chapter Award

The Bullocky Point Education Precinct offers an invaluable flexible distance service, providing secondary education for students in remote regions, supports urban students who are unable to attend conventional schools, along with those seeking to achieve recognised qualifications through vocational education. The focus of their service is around utilising technology to deliver education remotely to over 600 individuals and students in the Northern Territory, through the use of online resources, such as video and teleconferencing. The school also manages a contact program that allows teachers to visit remote areas and remote students to visit the centre for focused workshops.

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Client: University of Technology, Sydney

MODE was engaged to design the new fitout for UTS’ relocation of the Health Psychology Unit to the Prince of Wales Hospital. Working within 570 sqm, the new works delivered a light open space with a fresh modern palette, providing an inviting, non-clinical aesthetic to the office, consulting room spaces and associated amenity for patient’s, staff and students.

UTS Health Psychology Unit RelocationRANDWICK, NSW

Client: Queensland Institute of Medical Research

The project included a major refurbishment of a level within the QIMR Clive Berghofer Centre for Medical Research to house the relocated QPharm facility. The unit conducts early phase clinical trials with the new facility accommodating up to 45 volunteers. MODE worked with QPharm and QIMR staff during both planning and design phases to maximise sufficiencies and layout, ensure the medical facilities were fit for purpose, while improving wayfinding and visual connections to the broader Centre. Special consideration was given to the comfort of volunteers, with a media and dining room, individual storage facilities and warm finishes to moderate the clinical feel of the centre.

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How We Do It IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES USING INNOVATION CAPITALISATION™MODE identifies not only the expected outcomes from a project, but also the underlying reasons dictating the need for the project. This allows for the identification of the ‘Capital in Reserve’ and employment of innovative approaches to incorporate social and environmental solutions to best deliver the client’s required outcomes.

EXPLORE IDEAS AND MEASURE AGAINST THE FOUR PILLARSFrom the identification of issues, MODE comprehensively explores the opportunities across the four pillars – economic, social, environmental and educative and determines how design can best facilitate and maximise the benefits associated with the project.

STRATEGISE THE DELIVERYMODE has a wealth of best practice experience and this, in conjunction with lateral thinking expertise is strategised to determine how the opportunities can best be delivered. During this phase MODE assesses potential options available to the client and where possible, quantifies the economic, social, environmental and educative outcomes. This allows for informed decision making regarding the best overall approach for the project from an economic and socially conscious perspective.

QUANTIFY THE OUTCOMES AGAINST IC’S FOUR PILLARSAs a final step, MODE quantifies the potential outcomes so that all benefits can be clearly communicated to the client, the community and potential partners. Experience has shown that this can increase the number of willing partners on a project and increase the returns for each of them.

The possibilities of Innovation Capitalisation are endless and through ongoing research, experience and knowledge, MODE uses this innovative and unique design approach to unlock even more community-focused outcomes.

Pillars of Design ECONOMICUnderstanding the principles of return on social, environmental, personal and fiscal investment; in conjunction with a complexity of factors that stimulate benefits, such as, employment generation, community gain, alternative revenues and financial models, affordability, overall value for money and total cost of ownership.

SOCIALPassionate about problem solving, MODE openly partners and collaborates in order to innovate and generate positive outcomes for the broader community and society as a whole.

ENVIRONMENTALMODE are conscious of where people live, play and work. Through the application of innovative design techniques, MODE projects minimise negative impacts on the environment and create opportunity for environmental wellbeing.

EDUCATIVECommitted to maintaining the benefits of social, economic and environmental achievements, MODE works actively towards closing the learning gap, believing that the built environment has the capacity to enhance all our lives and contribute to who we are.

Innovation Capitalisation™ Innovation Capitalisation™ by MODE is a pivotal tool developed to consider a project from the outset before any design takes place. It aligns specialist providers, groups, businesses and government with the sole purpose of creating better communities through unique and innovative design.

The four key pillars (social, economic, environmental and educative) act as the drivers for Innovation Capitalisation and is how MODE unlocks the ‘Capital in Reserve’ for each project. MODE views Innovation Capitalisation as a new procurement method and an opportunity to align community needs with commercial outcomes, bringing people together. It is about teaching people who aren’t just students, supporting those who require extra help and bringing minimum amenities to areas facing isolation and dislocation. Innovation Capitalisation works with clients to generate the best possible outcome to engage communities, activate spaces and build better facilities that meets the needs of real people.

Studio Contacts

FRANCIS GREENMANGold Coast Studio Manager

Francis has more than 15 years’ experience in various sectors of architecture. She graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa. Francis was registered in South Africa and practiced there for 8 years, working on commercial and health care projects. Francis is an experienced team leader who enjoys the process of delivering projects from inception to completion.

SIMON PAULPerth Studio Manager

Simon is a confident & competent architect, with over 10 years’ of experience in the profession. With strengths in all facets of the architectural process from design and documentation through to the skills required to communicate with clients, contractors and consultants. In his career thus far, he considers himself very fortunate to have worked both in the commercial and residential markets.

JENNY CULGANDirector Darwin Studio

Jenny is a registered architect with over 20 years’ all round architectural experience, including contract administration and construction management in the Northern Territory. Having worked in many communities throughout the Northern Territory, Jenny has a focus on producing designs which are practical and culturally appropriate.

PAUL ORESHKINDirector Sydney Studio

With over 20 years’ experience in the industry, Paul Oreshkin currently leads a talented team of design professionals in MODE's Sydney Studio. Since opening in Sydney, Paul has been able to effectively leverage MODE’s experience to provide a wide range of services to clients in New South Wales. Paul is able to effectively manage client expectations and project outcomes to ensure that the original brief is met in the project outcomes.

MARK BURKE-DAMASCHKEDirector Auckland Studio

Mark has a successful track record of over 25 years’ working on large and complex projects across Europe and New Zealand. His architectural capability focuses on a broad range of design sectors including large scale retail developments, commercial & leisure facilities, heritage, civic, justice, master planning, urban design and sustainable design projects.

TIM BLOOMFIELDMelbourne Studio Manager

Tim is an architect and interior designer with more than 20 years’ experience in design, documentation, and project administration of commercial, residential, hospitality, education, retail and health projects. He has successfully managed projects from inception to completion, within budget, time and quality parameters.

SUZANNAH HARVEYSunshine Coast Studio Manager

Suzannah has a 15 years’ diverse background in architectural design and project management. Her project experience ranges from indigenous residential design, specialty health facilities, innovating green boat building techniques and materials into the affordable / adaptable housing market.

RHONAN O'BRIENManaging Principal Brisbane Studio

With almost 30 years’ of experience across all project types, Rhonan believes in measuring a project’s success against a ‘triple bottom line’ of environmental, economic and social sustainability. He brings strong leadership to every project and the ability to consider alternative design solutions that create more value in the built project for the client and end users against these metrics.

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