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Project spaces

Facades, living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms are prominent project spaces, with photographs showing painted plasterboard, timber and concrete.

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About Project spaces

The Project spaces page features photographs of completed work in Australia, with each project identified by name. Examples include Sunshine Coast Renovation by Danielle Scandrett Interiors and A Crows Nest Home Reimagined from Within by TASS Architects + Builders.

Project photography

A Dining Room or Commercial Space image can help clarify how a space is intended to function in a renovation or fit-out. Consider its connection to adjoining rooms and the openings shown, then note any questions about circulation for the architect or builder.

The photographs show materials including aluminium, steel and engineered timber. Blairgowrie Beach House by Studio Tom is a named project reference; its context can help distinguish a visible finish from a detail that needs confirmation in drawings.

How can I use a project image in a design brief?

Choose an image that relates to a decision in the brief, then note the feature you want to discuss, such as an opening or a finish transition. Share the reference with the designer or builder.

Can a photograph confirm how a finish is built?

No. A photograph may show the visible finish, but not the substrate or full build-up. Check project documentation and confirm the proposed detail with the design team.

What should I check when comparing project references?

Check that the space has a similar use and that its site and adjoining areas are relevant to your plans. Record any differences before carrying a detail into a specification.