Positioned on the top floor of Harry Seidler’s iconic Melbourne tower, the studio reworks a former corporate office into a creative and collaborative environment. The original plan is retained and reinterpreted, following the building’s sweeping curved spine while introducing a softer, more tactile material palette.

Organised as a continuous, open studio, the space connects a series of working and gathering areas—from the library to the garden terrace—allowing for a fluid and shared way of working. Elevated above the city, each space is shaped by expansive views and a close connection to light, air, and sky.

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Studio Kennon — Melbourne, Australia — 2024

Studio Kennon

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