Perpetual means enduring and sustainable. We developed a creative fusion of legacy and change to generate new value for teams, community and the environment. Conceptualising Perpetual in its literal sense, the design vision forms as a layering of past, present and future. Materiality is driven by perpetual life cycles, renewability and textural contrast. Subtle references between the environment and Perpetual’s aspirations are woven through each space.

Finishes are unashamedly upcycled and celebrate having a previous life. We incorporated infinitely recyclable steel, pcr plastic, regenerative and renewable cork, FSC timber. bringing together companies, the old and the new, a textured surface layered on a structured substrate, blending the man made and the natural.

Significant quantities of the old fitout were re-used or re-homed. Over 1000 items (24 tonnes) were donated to offices, public schools and social housing (tambour storage is highly reusable in compact living spaces).

Photography by Jonathan McFeat and Pixel Collective