Architect: TVS Architects
Builder: Keymax Property Group
Categories: Offices
Photographer: Catherine Schusler
Specification Manager: Vaughan Penny
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The project
Project overview
Since 2010, Unitywater has been the trusted provider of water and wastewater services to over 800,000 people across Queensland’s Moreton Bay, Sunshine Coast, and Noosa regions. Late last year they embarked on a transformative journey to redefine their corporate identity through the design of their new headquarters. At the heart of Unitywater’s brand is the belief that waterways belong to everyone, placing people and community at the forefront of their mission.
The new headquarters was envisioned as a physical manifestation of this ethos, aiming to create meaningful connections between the environment and the individuals who rely on it. Designed by TVS Architects, the project aimed to create a dynamic workspace that not only fostered collaboration and innovation for their team but also embodied their deep-rooted commitment to community and environmental stewardship.
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Opera Cube™ in 12 mm lines walls near booth seating.
12mm Cube™ in Opera is framed on walls next to the booth seating.
Communal spaces feature Acoustic Timber™ ceiling tiles in Queensland Walnut.
Acoustic Timber™ ceiling tiles in Queensland Walnut.
The solution
To create a workplace that supports focus, comfort, and collaboration, acoustic performance was a key design pillar. Working closely with TVS Architects, we delivered a suite of tailored acoustic solutions that seamlessly blended into the aesthetic vision of the new headquarters. Subtle inclusions like 12 mm Cube™ in Opera used as wall linings in the reception, and Queensland Walnut Acoustic Timber™ ceiling tiles, bring warmth and balance to circulation spaces where foot traffic and noise fluctuate throughout the day. Statement pieces such as 12 mm Cube in Canyon and Savoye form sculptural zigzagged ceiling features in the hub and boardroom. A custom-printed Quietspace® Panel, framed to resemble an ombre artwork, adds visual interest while controlling reverberation across the open-plan work zones, circulation areas, and key collaborative spaces.
It's all about people