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Introducing Moort Designs
Discover a collection of products for the public realm with a commitment to sustainable making, storytelling through design, and celebrating Country through contemporary Australian form.
Read More With the release of Tait’s Sustainability Statement a product stewardship policy has been provided for this commercial project by Tait at 275 Kent Street which is now under submission for a Greenstar rating. This commercial rooftop project features Tait’s Kink Tables and Benches, Strip Stools and Jil Tables.
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PROJECT
275 Kent Street
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DESIGNER
Aspect Studios
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PHOTOGRAPHER
Florian Groehn
KINK TABLE | KINK BENCH | COMMERCIAL PROJECT
275 Kent Street with Aspect Studios
JIL TABLE | COMMERCIAL PROJECT
275 Kent Street with Aspect Studios
KINK TABLE | KINK BENCH | STRIPE STOOL | COMMERCIAL PROJECT
275 Kent Street with Aspect Studios
KINK COLLECTION | STRIPE STOOL | COMMERCIAL PROJECT
275 Kent Street with Aspect Studios
KINK COLLECTION | STRIPE STOOL | COMMERCIAL PROJECT
275 Kent Street with Aspect Studios
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Native Roof Garden by Yerrabingin
An underused rooftop breakout space in a commercial project has been transformed into a thriving native food garden. Designed by First Nations design practice Yerrabingin, the project reframes a neglected rooftop as a place for connection — to plants, people, and Country.
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Kink refurb at Elwood Beach
These beachside Kink tables and benches were ready for an update after 10 years of service in salty and sandy conditions. Refurbishing proved a straightforward, sustainable and low-spend option for the City of Port Philip in Victoria.
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Metals 101: aluminium, mild & stainless steel
We’ve put together a handy guide to the different metals and finishes used across our range of purpose-designed outdoor furniture.
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Optus O Pavilion
When the Optus workplace campus needed the visitor journey redefined, Architectus responded with the ‘O Pavilion’, a welcoming entry point and dynamic meeting place.
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Embedding health & wellness through planters
In commercial design, the integration of greenery is now essential, both indoors and out. Planters serve as crucial touchpoints between built and natural environments – mediating air quality, acoustic performance, and occupant wellbeing.
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