Notable Projects
- Argus Centre (1991), Melbourne
- Melbourne Terrace Apartments (1994), Melbourne
- The Malthouse (Richmond Silos) (1997), Richmond
- Ian Potter Museum of Art (1998), Carlton
- Republic Tower (1999), Melbourne
- Sidney Myer Asia Center Parkville
- HM@S Lonsdale (2003), Port Melbourne
- Royal Parade Luxury Apartments (2005), Melbourne
- Eureka Tower (2007), Melbourne
- NewActon East (2008), Canberra
- Sienna Apartments (2010), Melbourne
- Museum of Old and New Art (2011), Hobart
- Warisan Merdeka (in progress) World's tallest tower (525m), Kuala Lumpur
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Melbourne Terrace (1994)
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The Malthouse. Silos converted into apartments. (1997)
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Ian Potter Museum of Art (1998)
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Republic Tower (1999)
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Astorial Apartments, Carlton. (2000)
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HM@S Lonsdale dominates the Port Melbourne skyline (2003)
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World Square, Sydney
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