As a hub for the Lower Hutt community, progress on the redevelopment of Queensgate Shopping Centre is being eagerly followed by local residents who are out of the house and hitting the shops following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions across New Zealand. Responding to damage obtained in the 2016 Kaikoura earthquake and subsequent demolition, the re-development will see the north-eastern corner of the centre reinstated with the cinema and car

Sutherland Shire’s newest lifestyle retail offering, Caringbah Home, is rapidly taking shape with a grounded design which draws inspiration from the community’s natural surrounds. An open shopfront design facilitates greater connectivity with the centre, blurring the boundaries between retail and public space, further cementing its place as a hub for the local community. Buchan are proud to be providing architectural and interior design services for this evolving development for our

M-City, the newest gateway to Melbourne’s south-east, will celebrate the launch of their retail precinct tomorrow with the opening of its first two major tenants, Kmart Australia Limited and Woolworths Supermarkets. With a strong commitment to the health and safety of its visitors, and to the long-term success of their retailers, the retail space will enable safe social distancing and continue to do so as new tenants open their doors to the Monash

Taking a playful approach to colour and geometry, the design of Jolly Miller’s three upcoming café and patisseries reimagines the brands ‘classic blue’ aesthetic with striking results. Nestled in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, the first in this new wave of cafés is set to opened in June as a part of the redevelopment of Croydon Central, with locations in Manor Lakes and Williams Landing to open shortly thereafter. The rollout showcases

As a world-class facility for autism-specific early intervention, the AEIOU Bald Hills Centre for Autism was a rewarding design challenge for our brand experience team who worked in close collaboration with teachers and specialists to develop a character brand specific to the centre. ‘Andi Little’ is non-gender specific ‘friend’ that relates to children utilising services at the centre. Andi is introduced to visitors upon arrival and proceeds on a series