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The new @medibank Melbourne hub is a workspace designed to reflect how people move, connect and collaborate across space.

Developed in line with Medibank’s ‘work. reinvented’ vision, the project drew on two years of engagement, detailed planning and a strong focus on wellbeing, equity and cultural safety.

Heidi Smith, Lead Partner of our Melbourne Studio, reflects on the trust, challenge and collaboration that shaped the process.

Explore the full project via the link in our bio.

The new @medibank Melbourne hub is a workspace designed to reflect how people move, connect and collaborate across space.

Developed in line with Medibank’s ‘work. reinvented’ vision, the project drew on two years of engagement, detailed planning and a strong focus on wellbeing, equity and cultural safety.

Heidi Smith, Lead Partner of our Melbourne Studio, reflects on the trust, challenge and collaboration that shaped the process.

Explore the full project via the link in our bio.
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At 469 and 485 La Trobe Street, traditional commercial lobbies have been reimagined as open, public spaces designed for pause, interaction and informal work.

This repositioning strategy reflects a broader shift in how buildings contribute to the public realm, extending value beyond the tenant and into the city itself.

As discussed by our Melbourne Design Week panel, activating the ground plane is key to restoring relevance, safety and civic life in a hybrid workforce landscape.

Explore more insights from the discussion in our latest blog. Link in bio.

At 469 and 485 La Trobe Street, traditional commercial lobbies have been reimagined as open, public spaces designed for pause, interaction and informal work.

This repositioning strategy reflects a broader shift in how buildings contribute to the public realm, extending value beyond the tenant and into the city itself.

As discussed by our Melbourne Design Week panel, activating the ground plane is key to restoring relevance, safety and civic life in a hybrid workforce landscape.

Explore more insights from the discussion in our latest blog. Link in bio.
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Moments of conversation and connection from our @ngvmelbourne Melbourne Design Week panel, where speakers explored how design can reimagine the future of the CBD.

The event brought industry leaders to our Melbourne Studio to discuss how thoughtful design can address social, environmental and economic challenges in the city’s built environment.

Key takeaways included the need for more adaptable spaces, buildings that serve multiple purposes over time, and design that prioritises people and community outcomes above all.

Hear more from our speakers in our recent blog, available via the link in our bio.

Moments of conversation and connection from our @ngvmelbourne Melbourne Design Week panel, where speakers explored how design can reimagine the future of the CBD.

The event brought industry leaders to our Melbourne Studio to discuss how thoughtful design can address social, environmental and economic challenges in the city’s built environment.

Key takeaways included the need for more adaptable spaces, buildings that serve multiple purposes over time, and design that prioritises people and community outcomes above all.

Hear more from our speakers in our recent blog, available via the link in our bio.
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