​Designing a renovation or a new home is a uniquely personal experience, all people, families and sites are different.
 
Whether you are renovating or building a highly customised home in an established suburb or building a kit home in a residential estate, things can and often do go wrong including:

​Milton Architects has worked on many retail and commercial projects over the years including; the concept, design and tenancy fit’-out guidelines for a homewares chain store, the tenancy design for TattsBet stores over a 5 year period and many other retail, commercial and mixed use projects.
 
We have developed a very commercial understanding of how to address a Developers’ Top 5 design considerations for retail and commercial projects:

We have been collaborating with a world-renowned international Architect on a very exciting project, a first of its kind for Australia!

Our client’s vision for an almost 1 hectare site in South Melbourne is to create a globally inspiring space of learning and living for a multi-generational audience.

​The first stage of the project for our long term client, Little Lane (developers of the Avenues Early Learning Centres in Brisbane), will be their flagship early learning centre.

The full picture of Emerald Place
The long term vision for the Emerald Place project is to design and build a community and is why the needs of the youngest community members will be met first.

Our client, Mike Wu, CEO & CFO of Little Lane Early Learning wanted to design, build and operate the world’s best early learning centre.  In this very rare situation in our industry our client’s higher priority is for quality over cost.

​Collaborating with other architects on conceptual design is always a useful and stimulating process.  It is integral to the ongoing evolution of a practice and ultimately enhances all collaborators’ skills and experience.  For our clients, it applies a pool of wisdom and experience to the challenges of a project e.g. financial or regulatory feasibility and provides sound solutions.

Collaboration takes brainstorming or idea generation to the next level – where ideas are developed, tested and refined with a goal of a specific outcome.