ENVIRONMENTS

2024 - ONGOING Branded environment projects that explore both real and conceptual ideas — translating a brand’s identity, values, and message into spatial experiences. These projects investigate how design can shape perception, create atmosphere, and communicate purpose within the built environment. From immersive installations to retail concepts, each outcome transforms brand strategy into meaningful, physical expression.

Pape Nature Park Latvia (shortlisted)

(1 - 5) ‘Variable Expressions’ – A modular information stand design in which each piece relies on the others to stand, inspired by the mosaic of ecosystems that make up Pape Nature Park, Latvia.

Yarra Trams

(6 - 7) A site-responsive tram stop display design exploring texture, atmosphere, and movement through captured images of the site — printed, scanned, and repurposed.

Spatial Operations


(8 - 9) A site exploration project translating the narratives of two chosen locations into an abstract, motion-based map — exploring themes of icon, ritual, and movement through the Black Madonna pilgrimage in Viggiano and California’s Discovery Tree.


CONCEPTUAL PROJECTS

Sensing Entities    

(10 - 16) Sensing Entities’ Branded Environment explores human experiences of sensing with the body, as if bodily sensations were the primary way for humans to witness global events — realising our ability to perceive the entire world with a body (in a body).

Royal Botanical Gardens

(17 - 21) Pavilion design concept for Royal Botanical Gardens Melbourne. A space for gathering, resting, and play, emphasising light, shadow, proximity, and contrast.

Nike

(22 - 27) ‘Window into Air Max’ — Nike DNA Archive concept. Pop-up exhibitions styled as temporary concept stores showcasing archival materials linked to site-specific Air Max models. Enables Nike to enter spaces without existing retail presence, localising a brand experience that reflects motion and evolution.

Exhibition Display

(28) Exhibition display design concept for small found artefacts.

Mobile Post Office

(29 - 32) Reimagining Australia Post’s role in regional bushfire recovery through a modular design integrating postal services with partnerships with Seed Paper Australia and Greening Australia, allowing community members to write on seed paper and plant it.

Australia Post

(33 - 39) Australia Post rebranding and flagship store design concept — The branding centres on microscopic images of communication materials such as stamps, envelopes, and packaging, embedded into a potato ink stamp. The retail space focuses on community and civic engagement through an education area, interactive installations, and participatory experiences.

Australian Open

(40 - 46) Australian Open ‘AO Mindset’ Sub-Brand Strategy and Design — A wellness precinct at Total House, Melbourne CBD, offering holistic and diverse mind-body classes, workshops, and guest speakers throughout the tournament.

Spatial Dividers

(47 - 49) Spatial dividers for a public space - inspired by mangrove roots.