Ideas
Rest and reset
RMIT Sue Carr winner announced
Defining the year through design
Como Terraces wins at 2025 Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA)
The Local Project tours Como Terraces
Evolving an icon
The technology of trust with Mustafa Ilker
Setting a precedent
Touching base with Lauren Kay
An industrial sensibility with Stephanie Poole
Carr expands Brisbane leadership
Five minutes with Rebecca Mallaby
Queensland: Now and then
2025 IDEA Shortlist
Five minutes with Cara McIntyre
The craft of architecture with Kenneth Wong
A matter of materials
116 Rokeby wins prestigious AIA award
Crafting a sense of place with Ben Nicholas
INDE.Awards 2025 shortlist
Sue Carr celebrated with Legacy Award by Property Council Victoria
Daniella Bassin reflects on 30UNDER30 retreat
The strategy behind a custom fit
Balancing form with feel
Rebecca Mallaby wins 2025 Bluescope Glenn Murcutt Student Prize
Como Terraces a finalist in the Urban Developer Awards
Future forecasting the workplace with Catherine Keys
2025 AIDA shortlist
Five minutes with Alecia Mostert
Carr shortlisted for two AIA awards in Victorian chapter
Christian Grossi on why less is more
Sue Carr featured in est living magazine
ArchDaily profiles Como Terraces
International Women’s Day at Carr
The value of bespoke design
Embracing evolution
Tools down
Carr wins at the 2024 Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA)
Five minutes with Bonnie Guo
Our vision for Queensland
ArchitectureAu tours 116 Rokeby
Designing to context
Carr celebrates new Brisbane studio
Five minutes with Emily Clarke
Catherine Keys and executing elegance
116 Rokeby wins Commercial Spaces prize at Design Anthology Awards
Q&A with artist Geoff Nees
Teneriffe Banks receives development approval
Putting pen to paper
2024 IDEA shortlist
Integrating AI into the architectural process
Tour 116 Rokeby at Open House Melbourne
Making ground at Rokeby Street
Designing a vertical village with Stephen McGarry
Carr’s next generation of leaders
Carr shortlisted in INDE. Awards
What inspires innovative hotel design?
Residential interiors revisited
623 Collins Street obtains permit approval
Five minutes with Samantha Woodfield
Navigating the future office
Queers In Property presents 116 Rokeby
An extension of the home
Designing for all with Christian Grossi
Salta featured on Indesign Live
2024 AIDA shortlist revealed
In conversation with Helen Kontouris
Richard Beel on why density is an opportunity
Watch: A hidden coastal home with breathtaking views with The Local Project
Meet RMIT Sue Carr Award winner Rouyi ShaoTian
Five minutes with Sharon Sclarr
Workplace design: Looking back to see ahead
Australian Design Review chats with Stephen McGarry
What to expect: a snapshot of projects due for completion in 2024
Time for rest and play
A designer’s dream itinerary
RMIT Sue Carr Award winner unveiled
835 High Street wins at the 2023 Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA)
The Local Project releases 13th edition
Domain explores Como Terraces
The honesty of modelmaking
Bruce Street wins Commercial Spaces prize at Design Anthology Awards
Como Terraces wins at PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards
Bruce Street a finalist in Design Anthology Awards
Putting in the brickwork
The launch of The Brookville, Toorak
Revitalising an asset with Catherine Keys
Victoria & Burke wins Gaggenau Kitchen of the Year award
The visionary pursuit of Como Terraces
Dezeen takes a look at Bruce Street
Hotel design: What’s on the horizon?
A day in the life of a Project Architect
The considered workplace
2023 IDEA shortlist
The Gaggenau Kitchen of the Year 2023 shortlist
Exploring architecture in the age of artificial intelligence
The Local Project unveils its 12th edition
Putting the ‘well’ in wellness hospitality at Clerkenwell Design Week
Refinery House wins at the Queensland Architecture Awards
Refinery House featured in Habitus
INDE.Awards shortlist revealed
116 Rokeby – a case for passive design
623 Collins Street makes its debut in Australian Financial Review
When a location is too good to move
Refinery House shortlisted in the AIA Queensland chapter
The balance between functionality and artistry
Designing for sensory inclusivity
Dezeen explores 835 High Street
Carr shortlisted for AIA award in Victorian chapter
116 Rokeby – a new era of workplace design
2023 AIDA shortlist revealed
Q&A with Landscape Designer Andy Murray
Salta Properties’ Emma Woodhouse on conscious decision making
Sue Carr’s advice for the next generation
Nya Rum features The Cambium
Podcast interview: stepping up apartment living
Richard Beel and designing for lifestyle
Achieving excellence at scale
Q&A with RMIT Sue Carr Award recipient
Unwinding over summer
Crafting the perfect place for retreat
RMIT Sue Carr Award winner announced
Finding proportion and scale – a photo essay by Architect Chris Eggleston
Heyington wins at the 2022 Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA)
Designing architecture and interiors as one
Travels – Broadsheet’s latest book
The Cambium featured on Design Anthology
The Local Project releases its 10th edition
Reviving Sorrento Sailing Couta Boat Club
The Cambium featured on Indesign Live
Habitus Living feature Heyington
The design thinking behind Victoria & Burke
Broadsheet explores The Cambium
Rise of city-fringe commercial hubs
Q&A with artist Ryan Hoffmann
2022 IDEA Awards shortlist
Olderfleet wins state PCA award
ASMR and adapting how we communicate
The power of brand
International telecommuting: an architect’s experience
United Places – Hotels that elevate a spirit of place
Nicci Green and her artisanal nature
Double workplace finalists at Property Council Awards
Como Terraces Welcome to Country
United Places receives Tripadvisor Award
200 Queen Street revisited
Norton Rose Fulbright revisited
Generational timelessness
2021 Master Builders Association National Awards
Understanding ‘boomerang employees’
Archello names Melbourne’s best 25 architecture firms
ISO certification and the afforded possibilities
Five minutes with Lauren Kay
Projects
Orientating a cultural hub
Subtle tactility
Meandering steps to the river
Canopy on the corner
Collapsing the threshold between inside and out
Hotel as home: Introducing a bespoke hotel stay
Concrete contemporary
In perfect harmony
From beach to home
A new chapter
Expressing an expertise
Sanctuary for thinkers, doers and creatives
A quirky office with historic features
A breathing space
Embodying an ethos
Polished industrial
An elevated experience
Of its place: a homage to Adelaide
Rediscovering place and purpose
Carved solidity meets floating forms
Bold personality through materiality
Defining a new streetscape rhythm
Redefined modern living
A home for all on the foreshore
Heritage exposed and reflected
A journey of reductionism
Providing comfort within a bustling hub
Achieving authenticity
The art of transformation
Immersing brand and experience
Contours of the landscape
Shaping a precinct
A moment in time
A pavilion nestled in the landscape
A new gateway to the city
In a class of its own
Contemporary consideration
Houses in the sky
Heritage detailing meets modern generosity
A building for a new age
A glowing box of folded glass
Referencing time and place
Catalyst for rejuvenation
A play of shadow and light
A new off-grid experience
Stacking the horizontal, wrapping the vertical
Living among gumtrees
A play on formal classicism
Inspired by urban fabric
Dynamic layering
Experiencing Sydney like no other
Parkside meets bayside
Timeless sophistication
Revived with wellness principles
Grounded on horse racing history
Floating concrete
Breaking with convention
A layered Japanese aesthetic
A place of retreat
Creating connection and flexibility at work
Weathering the coast
A sanctuary on a stadium
Stepping behind the curtain
Embedded among landscape
Order meets oasis
Celebrating craftsmanship
Activating the senses
Sculptural luxury defined by the river
Reinvigorating the amenities
A luxurious theatre experience
Setting its own identity
Undualting landscapes and an Australian icon
A radically distinctive office fitout
Room with a view
Agility, diversity and community – this is a modern workplace
New efficiencies up in the sky
Design classicism
Calm among the clouds
Elevating hospitality at work
Embedded in the landscape
Workplace as an outdoor oasis
When two worlds collide
A study in translating the urban streetscape
Inspired by the streetscape
Shifting planes and echoed symmetry
Throwing out tradition
On stage, off stage
The essence of Melbourne in design
Crafting a home at Walsh Street
An office gets rezoned
A statement tower
A container for living
Setting the scene for third spaces
Modulatory meets the coast
Incubating ideas and co-creation at its core
Adding a sense of arrival
From day to night: Creating multi-functional hospitality
Undulating Mesh
Free to move around: This is ABW at work
Standing strong in the landscape
Activating the senses
Framing a secret garden
Screening views through timber
An adaptable vertical village
Floating and curvaceous
A great glass atrium
Six homes for respite and joy
Crisp detailing fused with heritage charm
An enduring pavilion in the trees
Instilling movement through curves
Warmth and prestige with philanthropy
Industrial chic on an epic scale
Redefining what a legal chamber can be
How to bring branded subtlety into the workplace
Amplifying the urban rhythm
When a sculptor and an apartment tower collaborate
A moody palette for luxury living
History meets modernity
Drama and elegance
A lightning rod stair
Downsizing in style
Design essentialism
Monolithic retail
Rural narratives brought to life
A workplace with heart and soul
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Carr is an Australian architecture and interior design studio with a timeless approach that fosters connection.

With five decades of design practice, our award-winning expertise in residential, commercial and hospitality, is guided by an innate understanding of space, form, light and materiality.

An integrated perspective ensures every detail is thoughtfully considered, coalescing in work that forges new ground while remaining true to our enduring philosophy and vision.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land upon which we work. We pay our respects to Elders, past and present, whose knowledge and wisdom ensure the continuation of cultures and traditional practices.

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