Separate spatial experiences unite to create a delicately woven journey, stitched seamlessly into an 1880’s steam Factory timber superstructure.

The slow winding voyage expands time as it travels through both open and more cocooned private spaces, ascending towards the light.

Between exhilarating moments, pauses of poetic, silent contemplation inspire a spiritual connection to the space.

We re-imagined every area, re-claiming a new Roof Terrace, Living areas, Kitchen, Bedrooms, Bathrooms and Mezzanines within the heritage listed apartment shell, providing a unique stair and gantry to connect the new Terrace to the 2 mezzanine levels.

The Skywalk project harmoniously connects the 5 distinct interior spaces over 3 levels of open modern living, creating fluid, open areas that are connected, yet visually private.

We wanted to retain the tangible physical touch of past workmanship, seamlessly integrating it with a new industrial aesthetic, balancing the raw with refined and re-purposing and recycling as much of the original materials as possible.

Soft dappled light, hand applied textures, hard and raw materiality provoke a resonance of the past, celebrating the buildings industrial origins and the value of craftsmanship through the emotion of vertical exploration.

The furnishing and decor reflects a similar material honesty, complimenting the bold, sculptural gentle curves and linearity of the design.