
We engage in radical exploration to find extraordinary solutions. #rothelowman
Australia
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Recruiting Interior Designers of Melbourne seeking refinement, beyond the surface. Please see link in Bio for details of available positions.
Developers and architects will need to embrace enhanced public insight and be better at demonstrating how their projects will answer changing social, cultural and physical needs, post COVID-19.
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Victoriana, 20 Queens Road’s natural and free form promotes visual interest and complements the surrounding urban environment, establishing a strong benchmark for future developments in the neighbourhood.
"The COVID-19 event presents us with a challenge to find the balance between community welfare and business continuity whilst being vigilant about the health and wellbeing of our teams. Our approach is basically the… instagram.com/p/B92movOFEEa/…
Fundamental to our process is the desire to create places for people. In this instance... our own! Site visit to Amira Residences.
A place for one in a space for many. Overlooking the lobby to the street below through layers of crafted metal.
Stepping through veiled screens out of the subtropical sun. Garden rooms on rooftops designed as places for respite.
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57 Coronation Drive, Brisbane City building design by architects Rothelowman, contemporary ‘subtropical design’:
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“Element Melbourne Richmond is a more casual little sister to some of Marriott’s other, over-the-top luxury offerings — and for that, we love it.” - @vogueliving. Visit the link in our bio to read more.
What is your favourite building in the world?
"The Heydar Aliyev Centre in Baku, Azerbaijan. It is designed by Zaha Hadid, the inspiring first female winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize (the Nobel Prize of Architecture)." - Stefany Halim, Project Leader.
What is a common misconception about your industry?
"Architects are caught up on how things look, and not how they work." - Patricia Gilding, Project Leader.





















