Cameron Chisholm Nicol

Shenton Quarter at Montario, a DevelopmentWA site, reached completion a few weeks ago and marks a great end to CCN's year. The project comprises 157 apartments over 8 levels. We are extremely proud of the project. It is a truly mixed-use transit-oriented development with a Coles Group supermarket, specialty retail, commercial units and apartments located 400 meters from Shenton Railway Station. Packed with communal amenity including a swimming pool, a sand beach, community farm, gym, children's playground and multiple indoor and outdoor dining and BBQ areas the residents have a wide choice of places to relax and recreate. A project of this complexity is always collaborative and the product of a great client and teamwork. Congratulations to all involved including RWM Property, Iris Residential, Element Advisory Part of SLR, Stantec, CODE - Building Surveyors & Access Consultants, Alphazeta Group Pty Ltd, Golder, WSP, Cardno, propagule, Gowdie Management Group Pty Ltd and artist Stuart Green to name a few. Special shout out to the CCN team including Dominic Snellgrove, Josh Martin, Matthew Marsh, Maryjo Estacio, Jackson Liew and Keat tan. Credit to John Madden from CCN for outstanding photographs. Many individuals made the project possible. Too many to name here but a special thanks to the client group including Tanya Trevisan, Scott Archibald Samantha Fortin and Andrew Fatin.

Cameron Chisholm Nicol is thrilled to welcome our new Interior Design Leader, Leonie Edwards! Leonie brings with her 20 years of experience in the design industry, having worked across residential, commercial, and hospitality sectors, as well as successfully running her own design studio. With a strong focus on client service, a passion for design, and extensive experience in leading and collaborating with project professionals on small, medium, and large-scale projects, Leonie is set to be an invaluable addition to our team. We are delighted to have you join our studio, Leonie. Welcome aboard!

We are looking for enthusiastic and highly motivated Revit professionals to join our creative and collaborative architecture and interior design studio. If you're ready to elevate your career and collaborate within a multidisciplinary team and contribute to exciting projects, follow the link below and apply today. https://lnkd.in/gBg24vre

We are looking for enthusiastic and highly motivated Revit professionals to join our creative and collaborative architecture and interior design studio. If you're ready to elevate your career and collaborate within a multidisciplinary team and contribute to exciting projects, follow the link below and apply today. https://lnkd.in/gBg24vre

Are you an experienced interior designer ready to make an impact with your creativity and vision? Join Cameron Chisholm Nicol, where we combine innovative design with a commitment to excellence. We’re looking for a Senior Interior Designer with a passion for transforming spaces, a keen eye for detail, and a drive to lead projects that make a difference. If you’re ready to elevate your career and design legacy, follow the link below and apply today. https://lnkd.in/guVZTVP8

Last week Cameron Chisholm Nicol undertook the final PC inspection for the fit out of the Child and Adolescent Health Service (CAHS) Health Hub within the new Murdoch Square Health precinct. The Child and Adolescent Health hub will offer Health and wellbeing services for Children, young people and their families. Due to open in late 2024, the Murdoch Health Hub will provide a one stop shop for universal, targeted and specialized services provision for CAHS consumers, providing coordinated child-centered care using a collaborative approach to service delivery. The Hub will provide be culturally secure and welcoming for Aboriginal and culturally and linguistically diverse people and for all children and families. The Murdoch Health hub will offer Child Health, School Health, Child Development Services and Community Child and Adolescent mental Health Services. The fit out maximises access to natural light and outlook for therapy, consult rooms and circulation corridors. The interior design also utlises a palette of calming colours as a backdrop to more vivid aboriginal art, graphics and wayfinding cues as well as pops of warm natural materials for respite nooks. Furniture installation, artworks and CAHS mobilisation is ongoing, prior to opening to the public later this year. Well done to the CCN team including Peter Keleman, Sarah Corderoy, Patrick Tayler and Maryjo Estacio #healthcare #healthservices #interiordesign

We are very pleased to have provided concept and schematic design and feasibility services to DevelopmentWA preceding the launch of the EOI for Davis Park Beaconsfield. The Davis Park precinct in Beaconsfield is set to become a sustainable, diverse, and accessible community for everyone. It will ultimately provide 550 new dwellings alongside retail and commercial offerings and public open spaces. Working closely with the DevelopmentWA team, including Kate Whitton, Natalie Clayforth and Anna Evangelisti, CCN prepared design studies for Lots 1, 2 and 3 comprising almost 11,500M2and is Zoned Local Centre / R100. The site has the potential to accommodate a supermarket, mixed-use retail, and commercial and residential apartments up to six storeys in height which can be delivered in one or multiple stages. CCN assisted with concept design visioning and yield testing for each Lot, including the allocation of residential and commercial car parking, retail and commercial servicing, residential typologies and communal facilities arranged in a way that can deliver a diverse and integrated development with high levels of resident and visitor amenity. https://lnkd.in/g6-9tYEF https://ccnwa.com.au

Congratulations Carina van den Berg! We are pleased to announce that Carina is this year's recipient of the Cameron Chisholm Nicol Architecture Prize at The University of Western Australia. The prize is awarded annually to the student who, in the opinion of the relevant board, has submitted the most outstanding design project in the course for the degree Master of Architecture. CCN has sponsored this prize since at least the early 1980's. Thank you to Beth George from the faculty of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design for coordinating and chairing the interviews. Fun fact: Beth was the 2004 CCN recipient! Thank you to Peter Keleman and Zoe Yeoh for engaging in the challenging task of selecting a winner, and to Dominic Snellgrove for attending the ceremony at UWA for the presentation of the award. As always it was extremely difficult to choose from such a talented shortlist which included Eugene Tiong and Corbyn Bisschops.

Many thanks to Claire Tyrrell at the Business News for a thorough and well researched article on the last 140 years of continuous architectural practice at Cameron Chisholm Nicol. 1884-2024. It’s a privilege for all of us at CCN to be a part of this outstanding WA story and history.

Planning approved for Sentinel Australia's new Perth BTR: https://lnkd.in/ewSP8adZ cc Keith Lucas, ARA, AIA, LEED AP, Dominic Snellgrove, Cameron Chisholm Nicol and Sentinel Real Estate #btrnewsau #btr #buildtorent #planning #planningapproved #perth #developments #residential #residentialdevelopment #residentialproperty #builtenvironment