About Splinter Society
Splinter Society Architecture is a Melbourne based
Architecture and Design Practice with a strong design focus
that results in highly individualised, functional, sensitive and
aesthetically appealing results for our clients.
We have both private and corporate clients throughout
Australia and overseas, along with a number of community
based pro-bono projects, of varied type and scale.
In recent years we have completed projects including
Residential, Multi- residential, Mixed Use, Restaurants and
Bars, Schools, Eco Tourism projects, Urban Planning and
Office Fit-out.
This commitment to the field of architectural and design, both
built and un-built, is evident in the numerous publications in
which our work has featured, along with awards and guest
lecture positions at various events and teaching institutions.
Our Services:
Architecture
Interior Design
Urban Planning
Masterplanning
Written Research
Brief Writing
Directors
Asha Nicholas -
Architect BPD March
Chris Stanley -
Architect BPD March
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The Team
The practice is led by two directors who studied
together at Melbourne University and decided that they
shared common fundamental views on design and
architectural practice.
Asha Nicholas and Chris Stanley opened their practice in
2005 and believe in the importance of their involvement in all
projects and all clients.
The collective experience of our Project Architects and Design
Team has resulted in a range of experience and outcomes
including work in Residential, Commercial, Institutional
and Hospitality, along with Graphics, Urban Design and
Masterplanning.
Our accumulative strengths enable us to deliver projects that
are grounded in thorough research and investigation, rigorous,
rational and cost-effective whilst focused on excitement and
creativity and the pure pleasure that can result from
good design.
Sustainability
Sustainability for us is not something to be
advertised,
but rather a fundamental starting point, another
facet of a strict
practicality in both material and energy use
and of
construction methods and craft cultures.