Aged-care architecture is judged by the people who live in it, every day, at every ability level. The practice knows the sector from the inside: delivered aged-care projects sit in its history alongside 235+ community and social-housing dwellings across Victoria, deep ageing-in-place design work for private homes, and building-science rigour on comfort, light and air that matters more in care settings than anywhere.
Straight answers first: the practice has delivered projects in the aged-care sector, and its wider record runs to community housing at precinct scale, including the redevelopment of a former aged-care site in Wangaratta into thirteen community dwellings, alongside extensive ageing-in-place design for private homes. Operators planning facilities get that delivery record, design habits built around residents' privacy, light and independence, and frank scoping at feasibility about where specialist sector consultants join the team.
Yes, and it is a growing share of the brief: private homes redesigned for decades of changing mobility, from level thresholds to future-lift provision, drawing on our livable-housing design work.
Often, yes. A granny flat, or a home adjusted for changing mobility, can deliver closeness, safety and independence at once, and a feasibility session puts real scopes and timelines against both paths so the family decides with its eyes open.
Fees are fixed per project and scoped at feasibility, alongside a frank conversation about project scale and the consultant team the brief needs.