Hip hop is intrinsically connected to place. From Wu-Tang Clan’s Staten Island to Mos Def’s Brooklyn, or The Roots talking about Philadelphia, context is as closely woven to hip hop as turntables are to...
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Mat Dalby, principal of interiors at Rothelowman writes how technology-driven office design can help us work smarter. I don’t think there’s been a more exciting time since the industrial revolution to be alive. As...
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As architects, we cleave to the understanding that good design is of tangible benefit to people. Our work is an expression of human centred design at its most vital. Each day it is our...
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As designers, we look for the needs and problems facing clients and communities then unpack them through the project, translating and distilling them into suitable typologies, writes Jonothan Cowle, associate principal at Rothelowman. The...
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As buyer mindsets about medium density living continue to evolve, a diversity of well-designed apartments and townhouses among owner-occupiers in Melbourne’s mid ring is a growing market trend. This is underpinned by the Victorian...
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Rothelowman is pleased to welcome Duncan Betts as the national practice’s newest Principal. The recent appointment sees Betts join fellow Brisbane Principal, Jeff Brown, with whom he has been instrumental in driving the growth...
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Little Projects is the recent recipient of the 2018 Asia Pacific, Best Residential Development in Australia award for its industrially-inspired project, Dux Richmond Hill. Realised to the exacting standards of both Little Projects and...
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Authenticity is a hallmark of the world’s best cities. As Brisbane evolves and rightly looks to other destinations for inspiration – including Australia’s culture capital, Melbourne – it’s critical that planners understand that successful...
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Australian cities are changing in the wake of an international education boom that has seen our nation become the third most popular destination for international students. The $20 billion international education industry has altered...
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One-dimensional interior designers, who seek only to beautify spaces, are on the endangered species list, thanks to the evolution of hotel design. What hotels require now is a clever conductor capable of harnessing the...
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Increasingly, developers are incorporating a ‘daisy chain’ system in their developments to further liveability and amenity space, whereby the petals are intrinsically linked, across various ‘fields’. A wellness centre, located in one building, can...
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Mathew Dalby, one of the world’s leading designers, has been appointed as Principal of Interior Design at Rothelowman. Working with some of the world’s most creative, including Philippe Starck, Marcel Wanders, Kelly Hoppen, Steve...
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A premium six-star development in Broadbeach’s Wharf Rd by local developer Golden Gate Property Group and award-winning architects Rothelowman has this week been granted planning permit approval by Gold Coast City Council. The $200...
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The future is near and architects need to assist the construction industry and regulators to overcome their resistance to change so that innovative housing models, such as build-to-rent and co-living, can succeed in Australia....
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As our cities race to keep up with unprecedented population growth, developers, planning authorities and other project stakeholders are finding themselves at loggerheads over their competing – yet equally valid – agendas. Rothelowman has...
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Previously unbuildable buildings have become a reality thanks to advances in parametric design. As any architect will attest, attempting to make a pencil thin tower stand upon a small parcel of land in the...
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Architects are finding innovative ways to offer new building typologies as multiple market factors influence a push to provide all the convenience and connectivity of city living in a widening suburban context. The resulting...
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There’s no room for boring anymore in Australia’s hotel industry. Globally the hotel sector is experiencing change and innovation on a scale not seen before. With new signings in Melbourne confirmed for Ritz-Carlton, W...
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Wellbeing and nature-based design are rapidly transforming office efficiency in the 21st century. And as globalisation continues to redefine work, commercial buildings must equally adapt to meet the demands of a changing workforce.
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Brisbane’s influx of development has spawned a new generation of residents ready to embrace the vibrant culture being established in this rapidly growing city.
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Prefabrication design is leading the next generation of efficient high rise construction. This significant shift is being made possible due to a larger industry move towards prefabricating by design; where buildings showcase a construction...
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If co-living is the next phase of co-working and the new development model for our future cities, how do we make it a commercial reality in Australia? How do we design a sustainable development...
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Why should heritage assets be celebrated in contemporary design? Complex site constraints provide restrictive parameters for Architects to work within, but often create an opportunity for project differentiation. While heritage assets can posture a...
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Design that emphasises local context is the solution to overcoming concern from local council and residents who worry new multi-residential developments may detract from the character and overall appeal of prestigious suburbs. The need...
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How can quality workplace interiors add to the productivity and image of a business? Workplace interior design plays a critical role in enhancing the productivity and image of a modern business, visually communicating its...
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Whilst much of the recent focus in residential design has centred on high-rise buildings, Rothelowman has recently been commissioned to design a number of midrise, campus style developments on large brown field sites. Significant additions...
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Exploring townhouses as a resolution to housing an increasing population. Architect-designed townhouses are essential to support sustainable population growth in our rapidly expanding capital cities. Large-scale, master-planned townhouse developments in urban infill sites provide...
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By definition, a product without differentiation is a commodity and commodities are rarely sold at a premium. A project, be it commercial, residential or retail, isn’t about selling space; it’s about selling the intangibles...
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Opportunity is plentiful, however navigating the planning approval landscape presents a complex range of challenges that are further complicated by differences in planning policy from state to state, municipality to municipality and governing body...
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Rothelowman’s focus through its 24 year history has been to create viable and innovative design solutions for its clients. The result of this effort has been solid year-on-year growth. The firm now has over 120...
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As architects, we cleave to the understanding that good design is of tangible benefit to people. Our work is an expression of human centred design at its most vital. Each day it is our...
Read more
As designers, we look for the needs and problems facing clients and communities then unpack them through the project, translating and distilling them into suitable typologies, writes Jonothan Cowle, associate principal at Rothelowman. The...
Read more
As buyer mindsets about medium density living continue to evolve, a diversity of well-designed apartments and townhouses among owner-occupiers in Melbourne’s mid ring is a growing market trend. This is underpinned by the Victorian...
Read more
Authenticity is a hallmark of the world’s best cities. As Brisbane evolves and rightly looks to other destinations for inspiration – including Australia’s culture capital, Melbourne – it’s critical that planners understand that successful...
Read more
Australian cities are changing in the wake of an international education boom that has seen our nation become the third most popular destination for international students. The $20 billion international education industry has altered...
Read more
One-dimensional interior designers, who seek only to beautify spaces, are on the endangered species list, thanks to the evolution of hotel design. What hotels require now is a clever conductor capable of harnessing the...
Read more
Increasingly, developers are incorporating a ‘daisy chain’ system in their developments to further liveability and amenity space, whereby the petals are intrinsically linked, across various ‘fields’. A wellness centre, located in one building, can...
Read more
The future is near and architects need to assist the construction industry and regulators to overcome their resistance to change so that innovative housing models, such as build-to-rent and co-living, can succeed in Australia....
Read more
As our cities race to keep up with unprecedented population growth, developers, planning authorities and other project stakeholders are finding themselves at loggerheads over their competing – yet equally valid – agendas. Rothelowman has...
Read more
Previously unbuildable buildings have become a reality thanks to advances in parametric design. As any architect will attest, attempting to make a pencil thin tower stand upon a small parcel of land in the...
Read more
Architects are finding innovative ways to offer new building typologies as multiple market factors influence a push to provide all the convenience and connectivity of city living in a widening suburban context. The resulting...
Read more
There’s no room for boring anymore in Australia’s hotel industry. Globally the hotel sector is experiencing change and innovation on a scale not seen before. With new signings in Melbourne confirmed for Ritz-Carlton, W...
Read more
Wellbeing and nature-based design are rapidly transforming office efficiency in the 21st century. And as globalisation continues to redefine work, commercial buildings must equally adapt to meet the demands of a changing workforce.
Read more
Brisbane’s influx of development has spawned a new generation of residents ready to embrace the vibrant culture being established in this rapidly growing city.
Read more
Prefabrication design is leading the next generation of efficient high rise construction. This significant shift is being made possible due to a larger industry move towards prefabricating by design; where buildings showcase a construction...
Read more
If co-living is the next phase of co-working and the new development model for our future cities, how do we make it a commercial reality in Australia? How do we design a sustainable development...
Read more
Why should heritage assets be celebrated in contemporary design? Complex site constraints provide restrictive parameters for Architects to work within, but often create an opportunity for project differentiation. While heritage assets can posture a...
Read more
Design that emphasises local context is the solution to overcoming concern from local council and residents who worry new multi-residential developments may detract from the character and overall appeal of prestigious suburbs. The need...
Read more
How can quality workplace interiors add to the productivity and image of a business? Workplace interior design plays a critical role in enhancing the productivity and image of a modern business, visually communicating its...
Read more
Whilst much of the recent focus in residential design has centred on high-rise buildings, Rothelowman has recently been commissioned to design a number of midrise, campus style developments on large brown field sites. Significant additions...
Read more
Exploring townhouses as a resolution to housing an increasing population. Architect-designed townhouses are essential to support sustainable population growth in our rapidly expanding capital cities. Large-scale, master-planned townhouse developments in urban infill sites provide...
Read more
By definition, a product without differentiation is a commodity and commodities are rarely sold at a premium. A project, be it commercial, residential or retail, isn’t about selling space; it’s about selling the intangibles...
Read more
Opportunity is plentiful, however navigating the planning approval landscape presents a complex range of challenges that are further complicated by differences in planning policy from state to state, municipality to municipality and governing body...
Read more
Rothelowman is pleased to welcome Duncan Betts as the national practice’s newest Principal. The recent appointment sees Betts join fellow Brisbane Principal, Jeff Brown, with whom he has been instrumental in driving the growth...
Read more
Little Projects is the recent recipient of the 2018 Asia Pacific, Best Residential Development in Australia award for its industrially-inspired project, Dux Richmond Hill. Realised to the exacting standards of both Little Projects and...
Read more
Mathew Dalby, one of the world’s leading designers, has been appointed as Principal of Interior Design at Rothelowman. Working with some of the world’s most creative, including Philippe Starck, Marcel Wanders, Kelly Hoppen, Steve...
Read more
A premium six-star development in Broadbeach’s Wharf Rd by local developer Golden Gate Property Group and award-winning architects Rothelowman has this week been granted planning permit approval by Gold Coast City Council. The $200...
Read more
Rothelowman’s focus through its 24 year history has been to create viable and innovative design solutions for its clients. The result of this effort has been solid year-on-year growth. The firm now has over 120...
Read more
