2018 Victorian Architecture Awards Shortlist

By |2018-05-25T16:56:53+11:00May 25th, 2018|Commercial Kitchens|

The Australian Institute of Architects has released the shortlist for the 2018 Victorian Architecture Awards. From 268 entries, 14 juries have shortlisted 108 entries in 14 categories. Amy Muir, Victorian chapter president of the Australian Institute of Architects, said, “As reflected in this year’s awards, it’s been a significant year for architecture. In Victoria we have a rich and ingrained culture supporting strong and diverse architectural endeavours. It is always so encouraging to see architects continuing to challenge the status quo in order for our cities and communities to evolve.

The Corner Hotel

By |2018-03-07T13:47:51+11:00April 4th, 2017|Commercial Kitchens|

Richmond's iconic live music venue reveals a refurbished rooftop. Development of inner city suburbs means that the classic Aussie pub — much like the endangered corner store or a Paddle Pop in the sun — is at risk of disappearing. Like many Melbourne pubs, The Corner Hotel has recently undergone a refurb — but, unlike many of the aforementioned pubs, has emerged all the better for it.

Vaporetto Bar & Eatery

By |2018-03-07T13:46:31+11:00April 4th, 2017|Commercial Kitchens|

Below is an excerpt from an article in concreteplayground.com.au on the work we did with Vaporetto Bar & Eatery, you can read the full article by clicking the button below. An enchanting Venetian bar that nails all the best bits of Venice. Few of us have been to Venice. But now Hawthorn has [...]

Longsong

By |2018-02-16T21:14:40+11:00March 23rd, 2017|Commercial Kitchens|

Longrain is one of Melbourne’s most enduring institutions. Chef David Moyle is fast becoming one of Hobart’s. This year the two are coming together as Longsong, a new bar and eatery above Longrain.

Fancy Hank’s

By |2018-03-07T12:35:27+11:00March 14th, 2017|Commercial Kitchens|

It took Fancy Hank’s a long time to actually become fancy. When it started in 2012, it was just a barbeque and a couple of benches at Princes Park in Carlton. After a long-term pop-up at the Mercat Cross Hotel, it moved into this beautiful two-storey Art Deco building in late 2016.