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We were honoured to participate in yesterdays State of the Sector for PBSA event, the first ever hosted by Property Council of Australia. Our Managing Director, Rodney Moyle, based at nettletontribe's Brisbane studio, had the privilege to contribute as a speaker on the 'Tech Influencing Design and Operations' panel, alongside sector experts Wee Ping Goh, Madeline Smith, Travis Knipe and moderator Finola Reid. We shared insightful perspectives on how integrating technology in PBSA design and operations can cater to the unique needs of Gen Z, and how to seamlessly incorporate these digital natives into innovative living spaces that meet their expectations for connectivity, sustainability, and community. Thank you to Property Council of Australia for including nettletontribe in this significant discussion!

We were thrilled to be apart of the design process for this project. Reflecting on the project's aspirations and design ethos, nettletontribe Director Jeremy Bishop, encapsulates our vision, "to have a beautifully crafted and detailed building. I think we're taking what are durable and robust finishes into a realm of something sophisticated and soft."   We look forward to seeing this project be brought to life!

The Fitzpatrick Industrial Estate Warehouse 1, developed by Fitzpatrick Investments in Erskine Park, is the initial warehouse in a series of developments. Located near key motorways (M4 and M7) and adjacent to the future Western Sydney Aerotropolis, the site leverages its strategic position in a burgeoning industrial area. The design, executed by nettletontribe, aims to create an efficient, modern warehouse with specific emphasis on fire safety due to its proximity to conservation land and unique requirement for quality assurance spaces. Challenges such as tight spatial configurations for safety egress points were overcome through collaborative efforts with fire and civil engineers. The design not only adheres to a modern aesthetic with features like dark glazing, "Monument" aluminium blades, and timber-look entrance but also prioritises functionality and sustainability. It incorporates natural lighting, rooftop solar panels, and specific end-of-trip facilities to enhance user experience. Furthermore, the warehouse includes unique quality assurance rooms designed for testing electronic appliances, distinguishing it from other projects. This thoughtful design optimises operational efficiency and provides comprehensive amenities, echoing a contemporary approach tailored to the needs of its users. Read More - https://lnkd.in/gfCn8PGS Client: Fitzpatrick Investments Design Team: Donal Challoner, Ellen Sun, Jack Young Builder: FDC Construction & Fitout Structural Engineer: Griffiths Engineers Australia Builder Certifier: BM+G Fire Engineer: Core Engineering Civil Engineer: Enspire Solutions Traditional Land Owners: Darug People

🏅 Team spirit was in full force at the nettletontribe "Olympic Games"! 🏅 Our Sydney team enjoyed a fantastic afternoon in the sun, paired with laughter, and bonding—leaving the office behind to reconnect, unwind, and show off our skills in some classic (and quirky!) events. Nothing like a little friendly competition to bring everyone together and remind us why teamwork is at the heart of what we do. Thanks to everyone who brought their game face and made the day such a success! Until next year, nettletontribe Olympians! 🙌 #TeamCulture #LifeAtNT #TeamBonding #WorkFun

Woolworths Kellyville Grove, located in Kellyville West, has been specifically designed to meet the community's retail needs. Featuring a sizable Woolworths supermarket and an array of specialty retail spaces, including medical facilities and a gym, the development is strategically positioned to benefit from the Memorial Avenue upgrade. Overcoming challenges such as the efficient use of the triangular-shaped site and establishing seamless connections between levels, the project cleverly incorporates a two-level retail and commercial layout, including rooftop parking. Additionally, the design ensures integration with the surrounding areas for an enhanced customer experience. The result is a highly desirable retail space that enhances convenience and meets the community's needs, setting a new standard for leasable retail developments. Read More - https://lnkd.in/g_hu_WH5 Design Team: Donal Challoner, Andrew Wong, Ashley Wong, Marcela Cuba Chen Client: Aimée Taylor, Fabcot / Woolworths Group Builder: Quasar Constructions Structural / Civil Engineer: David Morgan / Thomas Rozehnal, Henry & Hymas Consulting Engineers Mechanical Engineer: Alan Bates, Crest Mechanical Electrical Engineer: Martin Nyland, DDP Electrical Services Landscape Architect: Claira Kratochvil, @SiteImageLandscapeArchitects&PublicArtConsultants Building Certifier: Josh Hawke, @SteveWatson&Partners  Traditional Land Owners: Darug People Aboriginal Artwork: Dalmarri Photographer: David Taylor

'Still a crown in Brisbane's skyline.' We couldn't agree more! We are incredibly proud to have worked on Skytower, delivering an iconic and unique addition to the Brisbane skyline.

We were privileged to participate in the topping ceremony for Bella Vista Haven. Stage 2 of Aveo’s master-planned Bella Vista precinct features an Independent Living Unit development with 83 apartments, marking the next step of evolution in this vibrant retirement community.   Congratulations to the team involved, and we eagerly anticipate the project's completion in 2025.

Working with The University of Queensland, we are excited to announce that UQ Residences Stage 2 will commence construction next month, with the new accommodation set to be ready by Semester 2, 2027. Supported by the Queensland Government, this project will create more affordable living options for students in the heart of St Lucia, 6km from Brisbane CBD. Stage 2 will accommodate 1018 beds, right across the road from UQ Res Kev Carmody House which was completed in 2022.

We are thrilled to be the architects behind the masterplan for 710-714 Des Chalmers Drive, Woree. This project offers 490 social and affordable homes for seniors, marking the region’s largest development of this type, backed by Queensland Government’s Housing Investment Fund. The design prioritises accessibility and community for seniors and individuals with disabilities. and emphasises a 'green-centric design' with extensive landscaped communal areas to enhance the quality of life. Read More: https://lnkd.in/g3NYMbTS   Client: Tetris Capital Community Housing Ltd Consultants: FCC Construction Australia, Modscape

In the face of Australia's growing housing crisis, characterised by escalating prices and a shortage of affordable housing options, the concept of micro-housing emerges as a compelling solution. We were honoured to have Agnes Tiong and Michael Cattoni from Urbis, Simon McCarthy from Systemised Design Group Pty Ltd, and Joseph Joven join us last Thursday to discuss and explore ways micro-housing can be a solution to the housing crisis. The topic sparked great conversations and dialogue and we would like to share this knowledge with you. Read More: https://lnkd.in/gXWBHARz