161 Collins Street
The historic T&G building at the prestigious ‘Paris end’ of Collins Street in Melbourne’s CBD is considered one of the city’s most beautiful and occupies a significant corner address.
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Drakes Foodland Wayville
Drakes Supermarkets is Australia’s largest independent grocery retailer. When they asked We’re Open to reimagine what the interior of their new Wayville Supermarket, they wanted to create an in-store environment…
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AMRC Multicultural Centre
The AMRC (Australian Migrant Resource Centre) is the leading settlement and multicultural community development agency in South Australia, providing services and programs to assist new arrival refugees and other migrants.
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Migration Museum
The Migration Museum works towards the preservation, understanding and enjoyment of South Australia’s diverse cultures.
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The Goods Line
The Goods Line urban renewal project opens up a new pedestrian and cycle network from Railway Square and Ultimo to Darling Harbour. Key to its success is the transformation of…
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Tommy Ruff Fish Bar
Tommy Ruff is a celebration of family, passion and love of seafood. The design re-invents the Fish & Chips stereotype to a contemporary experiential brand, offering quirky, colourful interiors with…
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Song Hotel
YWCA’s hotel in the centre of Sydney has undergone a rebranding including a change of name. Deuce Design has taken care of both exterior and interior of the hotel: heritage…
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East Sydney Early Learning Centre
East Sydney Early Learning Centre is a state-of-the-art childcare and community centre, built to provide childcare places for parents living or working in the inner city suburbs of Sydney.
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Medibank HQ 720 Bourke St.
Leading health insurer Medibank’s aspiration for its new headquarters was to encourage ‘a healthy and active way of working’.
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Méjico Restaurant & Bar
Our journey with this restaurant started with the client’s clear vision for the menu, that sort to differentiate from the recent influx of Mexican food into the Australian market.
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