This book is key to find the different kinds of Architect concept Design.

1. INTERIOR
DESIGN

2. INTERIOR DESIGN
Today’s built environment presents subtle and complex challenges to design
professionals. Designers can no longer view projects in terms of single
dimensional outcomes.
Design is an evolutionary process that strives to create beyond our best
imaginings and we at GHD aim to create such built environments.
Design shapes what we desire and how we live. It drives the demands for
resources and energy.
As designers we have an obligation to respond to these requirements and
redirect our thinking and practices to produce buildings that are friendly to
people and to our environment.

3. THE HORIZON ALLIANCE BRISBANE
GHD was engaged to create an
office space for "The Horizon
Alliance" comprising of Queensland
Rail (QR), Kellog Brown & Root Pty
Ltd, John Holland Pty Ltd, GHD
and the Department of Main Roads,
the Horizon Alliance is currently
collaborating on a south east
Queensland transport corridor project.
With the tenancy not located in the
CBD and not close to facilities, the
space had to offer multiple benefits
to attract and retain high calibre and
talented personnel.
The fitout accommodates 130 staff
in an open plan over two levels
within a floor space of 3000m2. This
includes several quiet rooms, meeting
rooms, boardroom, casual breakout
spaces, cafe areas, staff lounge/
lunch area, courtyard and a training
room. To take advantage of the high
ceilings, the slab was blacked out and
building services exposed, introducing
a raw and industrial feel. Meeting
spaces were themed to reinforce the
Alliance's core business and project
objectives.
In conjunction with the fitout, the Base
Building was completely refurbished
with GHD working closely with the
Building Contractor to address a
myriad of complex site issues.
Due to the fast track nature of
the project, the construction was
approached as variation to a "Design
and Construct" method, with GHD
filtering drawings to the contractor on
a daily basis.
The fitout has provided the Alliance
with a vibrant, open and very 'livable'
space.

4. GHD, 180 LONSDALE STREET
MELBOURNE
The creation of a new working environment is a rare opportunity to
produce innovative design that embraces emerging future directions.
GHD was faced with this challenge when they relocated to take up
6,000sqm of office space at 180 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.
During the design process, emphasis was placed on the importance of
implementing the sustainable design principles GHD recommends to
its clients, from the selection of finishes to design for improved energy
management.
A modular approach was taken to the design of workstations and offices
allowing for greater flexibility and re-configuration in the future.

5. TRANSGRID SYDNEY
TransGrid engaged GHD to convert and reuse an existing warehouse and
carpark building to create an office space featuring modern convenience and
industrial character.
As Australia’s largest transmission company, TransGrid has proven that
adaptive reuse of existing facilities is not only possible, but extremely desirable.
GHD’s interior design concepts and colours provided a fresh and welcoming
feel, using lighting, colour and pattern to create a more ‘domestic’ atmosphere.
The design provides a variety of different spaces for its occupants, and offers
a more relaxed environment for some of these areas including the reception,
waiting area and breakout rooms. Lighting played a particularly important role
in defining and differentiating areas and functions.

6. VICTORIA POINT LIBRARY
QUEENSLAND
The new Victoria Point Library in Moreton Bay, Queensland is a significant local
gathering point and community facility.
The collaborative process between the Redland Shire Council Library Team and the
designers challenged the community's perceptions of the traditional library image.
The library provides the focal point for a rapidly growing region, forming a
meeting place for people of all ages. As such, the fitout was designed to be
as flexible as possible and provides “clean canvas” space that is adaptable
for exhibitions, themed events and book promotions, while enhancing public
services provided by the Library.
The community focus is depicted through the use of graphics, creating a
strong link to the local environs. The local creek and bay islands are replicated
in the flooring in simplistic forms and the dynamic “waterway band” island
“discs” provides direction to the various library sections. Other local imagery,
including wildlife, flora and iconic historic landmarks are also represented in
glazing film artwork panels.
The introduction of interactive elements such as seating booths with music
listening posts, café, magnetic blackboard walls and acrylic convex mirrors, all
play a part in engaging the community.
GHD interior designers’ scope included developing the project brief, space
planning, contract documentation and contract administration, including
coordinating with the base-building contractors during construction to ensure
building services were installed as project-specific.

7. AUSTRALIA AID CANBERRA
GHD designed the 9,800m2 fitout for AusAID’s new purpose-built
headquarters, located at 255 London Circuit, Civic, Canberra.
The fitout has been designed to visually and functionally reflect AusAID’s
mission. It embraces technology and flexibility, while evoking a sense of
approachability and openness balanced with the agency’s need for security.
It also captures the agency’s sense of history and its association with a broad
range of cultures.
A neutral colour palette with hi-tech finishes was adopted and a limited number
of background colours were used to differentiate building levels and introduce
a ‘change of perspective’ in the break-out areas. Extensive exhibition areas
accommodate an impressive portfolio of artworks and gifts obtained from
different client countries.

8. WESTPAC BRANCHES WA
As one of Westpac's nominated architects, GHD has provided interior design
and project management services for a number of Westpac Branch fitouts in
Western Australia. GHD has provided consultancy services for a number of
branch fitouts based upon Westpac's fitout guidelines and branding materials.
The fitouts generally consist of front of house customer services zones housing
tellers, interview rooms, ATMS and public areas, and back of house areas
work and support areas for staff. GHD have also been involved in auditing and
upgrading over 50 branches to provide disabled access upgrades.

9. GHD, MARY STREET FITOUT
BRISBANE
The 1,069m2 fitout, located in the heart of the business precinct of the
Brisbane CBD, was designed to accommodate 113 staff over two levels, in a
mostly open plan environment.
Attention was given to GHD’s core purpose of clients, especially in the design
of the reception/entry space and main meeting rooms that enhance and
capture the river views. With this in mind, our brief was to design an office
space that would inspire creative design, attract and retain high calibre and
talented personnel while still upholding the corporate image of GHD.
The planning also allows for a number of hot desks for casual and future staff
accommodation. The space offers a range of flexible meeting rooms and
‘team hubs’ linked to a communal café area to promote interaction between
all professional disciplines.
The documentation was undertaken in an accelerated 2 week timeframe and
a high level of detail was reached within this period. The design team took
advantage of the need for a creative environment through the use of colour,
3D relief and graphic design elements.

10. DEPARTMENT OF IMMIGRATION &
CITZENSHIP SYDNEY
GHD has provided interior design, project management and building services
for the Department of Immigration and Citizenship's at 300 Elizabeth Street in
Sydney, Australia.
The Department sought to move away from standard government office
accommodation to a completely open plan office environment featuring the use
of hot-desking and addressing issues of cultural change in the workplace.
The resulting design accommodated over 300 people spanning three levels.
Flexible meeting rooms, breakout spaces as well as conference and training
facilities were provided to allow for multi-functional spaces that would cater to
quiet working environments, relaxed café-style atmosphere and secure spaces.
GHD delivered total project services from briefing through to contract
administration. The successful delivery of this project ensured GHD was
engaged for the fitout of a further two floors with in the building.

11. ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS
TRIBUNAL OFFICES
PERTH
GHD undertook interior design and documentation for the office fitout of 1,600sqm
over 2 floors for the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in Perth.The office was designed to
provide a professional and cost effective environment in keeping with the organisation's
corporate image.
Level 4 accommodates the main public spaces including waiting areas, conference
and interview rooms, and recording rooms linked by perimeter circulation. An internal
stair provides a link between this public space and the open and enclosed office
accommodation on Level 5.

12. WORKPLACE OMBUDSMAN
MELBOURNE
GHD is currently engaged by the Workplace Ombudsman to manage and
deliver a 2,000 sqm fitout. GHD is providing architecture, interior design and
building engineering Services and relocation management.
The project involves close consultation with the stakeholders to ensure all
their needs are met, adhering to the Department of Employment & Workplace
Relations' office accommodation guidelines. The new fitout aims to create
a design solution that enhances staff morale and social interaction. The
promotion of environmentally sustainable materials and finishes is also a feature
of the new fitout.
GHD is managing the project to ensure that it is delivered on time and on
budget.

13. UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
SYDNEY
GHD has provided interior design and architectural services to the University
of Technology Sydney for a wide range of refurbishment and fitout projects
including offices, laboratories and workshops.
The University's design criteria generally places importance on using colour
to create a sense of fun and excitement, reducing the enclosure of traditional
University buildings through opening up walls or use of glazing, and providing
cost effective design solutions.
Pictured projects include the student kiosk lab, which was formerly an
enclosed classroom. This lab now opens onto the atrium to allow for
interaction with the adjacent student lounge area and IT support desk.

14. BOOST JUICE ROLLOUT
ADELAIDE
The design team was engaged to develop the corporate image of Boost Juice
and expand the initial Adelaide store to a national franchise.
The visionary design created a space that was playful, highly energetic,
combined with the utilitarian need for function. Strategic use of colour,
graphics, and text encapsulated the freshness of the Boost Juice brand. Our
involvement included the design, documentation, coordination of consultants
and project administration for approximately 75 stores.
Boost Juice was impressed with the original designs and did not hesitate to
further engage the design team to undertake the development of the franchise,
as well as their national manual.

15. TEAZ ADELAIDE
The design team was engaged to complete a new concept store with the
intent to expand into a national franchise. The innovative, seamless, design
featured a recycling strategy that rewarded the patron for the return of used
Teaz accessories. This environmental component sets Teaz apart from other
food franchises.
After the initial marketing analysis conducted with the client, this project
involved design, documentation and coordination of design consultants, as
well as documentation of the store.
The design team successfully collaborated with Nick Nack Graphic Design
and the client to complete the flagship store and will continue to expand the
Teaz franchise with stores opening interstate.

16. XO SUPPER CLUB ADELAIDE
Located in the heart of the restaurant sector of Hutt Street, the XO Supper
Club sought to develop a club atmosphere that was the embodiment of the
‘Fashion Capitals’ of Europe and position it for Adelaide.
The inspiration for the design was the subtle use of distinctive finishes
including the use of the signature ‘XO’ and the creation of a luxurious yet
understated open plan environment. This allowed for the clever manipulation
of space into zones of relaxation, which were used to anchor the scheme.
Our design involvement included the design and documentation of
approximately 100m2 floor area. The final design was completed successfully
on time and budget. Its success has been acknowledged through patron
response, media interest and design awards.

17. McDONALD'S ADELAIDE
The design team was engaged by McDonald’s Australia to undertake the
design of their Adelaide flagship store at Noarlunga. Our involvement included
the design and documentation of approx. 375m2 floor area with a total design
budget of $1.2 million. The final design solution required consideration of the
future expansion needs of McDonald’s.
McDonald’s was impressed with the work undertaken for the initial design and
have since engaged the design team as one of four design firms in Australia
to complete a national concept that is now being used throughout their brand
portfolio.

18. FUMO BLU ADELAIDE
The image formed by the name Fumo Blu, meaning ”blue smoke”, and the
cigar/wine bar concept, inspired the design team to formulate a retro, lounge
style atmosphere, oozing funk. The underground space was emphasised
by the use of dark rich colours, understated illuminance and a discreet, yet
enticing, entry.
The space was dissected into three areas allowing individual patrons to
choose their desired grouping. Translucent blue moulded café style seating
encourages a more casual, transient set, whereas the upholstered booth
seating adjacent the bar is for those patrons that are settling in for the
evening. Towards the back, tucked away behind a tropical fish aquarium, is a
discreet area, ideal for those one-on-one moments.
The industrial shell, that could have been seen as a limitation, inspired
the design team to utilise existing elements in contrast with the new plush
finishes. Ruby red velvet upholstery, paint finishes, dark timber joinery
elements and the retro steel lattice with the clean lines of reflective glass
panelling. The cohesion of the elements was achieved with the use of wall
lighting and the overwhelming haze of blue.

19. GHD is an international professional services company. Our people deliver
innovative solutions by combining technical skill and experience with an
understanding of our clients’ objectives and aspirations.

20. INTERIOR
DESIGN
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