Bloom Co-Working
A new home for Gameplan at Bloom Co-Working. Located in Brunswick, Melbourne, this involved a dramatic conversion of a dark and grungy mechanics workshop into a shared workspace for like-minded allied health care professionals. The interior scheme aligns with the company branding, and met the brief for a light-filled, vibrant interior that would be an enjoyable workplace as well as a fun place for young clients.
Photography credit: Lyons Photography
The Melbourne Apothecary was completed in 2020. The Victorian shop house in Smith Street Collingwood has been beautifully converted into a retail and healthcare centre for Fertile Ground and The Melbourne Apothecary.
This women’s health and fertility clinic was a collaboration with Alte. Studio and features a palette of gentle pink hues and curves.
Photography credit: Pier Carthew
Büro were commissioned by Myconnect to create a distinctive and flexible new space for their rapidly growing Melbourne office. The brief asked for a maximisation of workstations within an open-plan office, while maintaining staff space and minimising noise levels. Meeting rooms with sliding glass panels, a staff kitchen, and break-out areas double as corporate function facilities when required. The design also incorporates two dynamic murals, created by two Melbourne street artists, as well as extensive plant screens, making this an office that reflects the company ‘s lively culture.
We finally have an office that reflects the culture of our business. Myconnect Director, Hasan Ulker
This 3 level office building in Melbourne is the new home of creative online digital marketplace company, Envato. We undertook a thorough workplace analysis to ensure that the new office will accommodate current and future requirements and match the company's creative identity and workforce.
The design features abstract, tree-like pods that "grow" through the three levels, forming meeting spaces, screens and a reception desk. Ghostpatrol murals inhabit the spaces throughout.
"We gave Buro a very difficult brief. We asked them to deliver the sort of space which would compete with top technology companies internationally, to make it warm and innovative, and to do it on a very small budget. They not only met our expectations, but exceeded them. Beyond that, they were fantastic to work with! Nothing was too much trouble, and they were genuinely committed to delivering a space that is a very real asset to our company." Collis Taa'ed, CEO.
This project was shortlisted in the Interior Design Awards and the IDEA Awards 2014
Photography credit: John Marmaras Photography
Australian Communities Foundation commissioned Buro to design their new home in East Melbourne. The fit-out built by Aspect One Group is on the top level of a beautiful heritage building in Wellington Parade with views in all directions. Buro’s approach was to create the comfort and feeling of home for the ACF team and their patrons through our selection of furniture and materials.
This flexible work environment includes a variety of meeting and break-out spaces for team members away from their individual workspaces.
The Envato basement project is a maze of meeting rooms, project spaces and quiet working spaces. The subterranean hide-out is a labyrinth of custom pods; adding another layer to our design for the company’s headquarters and providing a quiet retreat from the hustle and bustle above. The design continues the ‘tree’ concept applied to three above-ground levels;, imagining the below-ground space as a crystalline cave, lit via shards of light. Ghost patrol art work adds a whimsical touch to this secretive space, with in unexpected places, waiting to be discovered.
The pods and light were manufactured by United Make.
Photography credit: United Make.
This was a low cost office fit out for a boutique financial office. Inspired in part by the furniture produced by the sculptor Donald Judd, in this project we pursued the idea of the workspace being both functional and sculptural.
Single elements are brought together as an integrated unfolding sculpture, with plywood folded as a continuous element to create partitions and joinery. This project received the 2007 IDEA Commercial Excellence Award, a High Commendation for the Interior Design Awards (Commercial Interior Design) 2007, and a Commendation in the Interior Design Awards (Corporate Interior Design) 2007.
Photographic credit: Dianna Snape Photography www.diannasnape.com
This two storey addition to a heritage listed building in South Yarra comprises offices for SC Land, a boutique property developer. The design features flexible office space and an area which can be used for client functions. The reception, meeting rooms and gallery space are all designed to showcase the quality of materials used in SC Land projects. The top level contains offices, lounge and terrace for company directors. The project was awarded a High Commendation at the International Property Awards (Asia Pacific) 2012.