Tom Ross

Photographer

Nestled within Cremorne’s industrial heart, Cubitt emerges as a striking new
architectural work that redefines the relationship between creativity, context,
and the built form.


Cremorne, with its narrow streets, warehouses, and compressed urban grain,
has long been defined by its industrial heritage. Within this environment,
Cubitt takes a different stance. Sculptural in form and highly considered in
detail, the building rejects the conventional podium-and-tower model. Instead,
its façade is drawn deep into space, carved into shelves that invite planting
to weave with architecture - softening Cremorne’s industrial hardness and
offering back to the street.


Inside, the design continues its dialogue of contrast. Textured glass brick filters
light with subtlety, while stainless steel brings precision and edge, recalling
the toughness of the site. The interiors unfold as layered spaces of weight and
lightness, solidity and openness - a composition that invites both focus and
release.


Comprising six levels, Cubitt has been envisioned as more than a workplace.
It is a place for creativity and expression, a space that allows its occupants
to move, to breathe, to create. While Cremorne’s streets may feel tight and
frenetic, Cubitt Street opens into calm — establishing a balance between order
and freedom.


Cubitt reflects the concept of architecture as release. A generous, purposeful
composition designed to nurture creativity, foster connection, and provide
space for new ideas to unfold.

Cubitt — Melbourne, Australia — 2025

A New Expression of Architecture and Freedom.

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