When Schindler Australia partnered with Axiom to design and deliver their new Sydney headquarters, their vision was clear: create a sophisticated, integrated workplace that would unify staff, reflect the global Schindler brand, and support long-term operational growth, all within a custom-built facility developed in partnership with Charter Hall.
When international law firm Ashurst set out to revitalise their Perth office, they envisioned a workplace that would embrace agility, support future growth, and reflect their reputation for global excellence—while also responding to the specific needs of their Western Australian team.
Qualitas, a prominent alternative real estate investment management firm in Australia, was faced with low office attendance and a workspace that no longer reflected its brand prestige. The former space was dark, cluttered, and disconnected—lacking natural light, functional breakout areas, and seamless client arrival experiences. With limited meeting space, outdated tech, and a layout that stifled collaboration, it fell short of the company’s high-performance standards.
Qualitas engaged Axiom Workplaces to deliver a comprehensive workplace transformation—spanning strategy, interior design, and construction. They chose to relocate to a new office at the esteemed 101 Collins Street. The 1,130m² space on Level 41 required a complete fit out. The objective was to create a workspace that embodies Qualitas’ identity as high-performance investment managers, enabling agility, collaboration, and employee wellbeing.
At the heart of the transformation was Intelligent Innovation—a strategic design philosophy reflecting the organisation’s forward-looking culture and commitment to excellence. The new workplace was envisioned to:
Energise people through dynamic, wellbeing-focused environments
Strengthen proximity by enhancing team connection and spatial flow
Support the ongoing pursuit of new opportunities with adaptable, future-ready spaces
This prestigious project has been recognised with the silver award at the Better Future Awards 2025 in Corporate Interior Design for the Melbourne Design Award 2025.
Bendelta, a consultancy specialising in strategy, psychology, and leadership development, needed a dynamic and adaptable workplace that supports their unique work methodology. Their vision was to create a multifunctional environment that enhances collaboration, creativity, and flexibility—without feeling like a traditional office.
Anglicare, one of Australia’s largest Christian care organisations, embarked on a significant workplace transformation to consolidate three office locations into a single centralised hub at MQX4, Macquarie Park. The new space aimed to create an environment that fosters connection, enhances employee wellbeing, and supports a hybrid working model with a 60% desk-sharing ratio.
Axiom Workplaces partnered with a leading national wealth management organisation to deliver a transformative relocation fitout for its Melbourne head office. Previously situated within the building’s heritage section, the client recognised the need for an expanded, future-focused workspace that could better support their growing team. The former office layout, comprised of isolated work zones, hindered collaboration and limited connectivity among departments, resulting in inefficiencies and impacting productivity. In addition to requiring a more cohesive layout, the client sought to modernise the environment with advanced technology and a contemporary aesthetic that authentically reflected their brand.
Axiom’s solution included the relocation of the organisation to two newly leased floors within the same building at the prestigious 171 Collins Street address—spanning approximately 2,000 sqm. Our team provided an end-to-end delivery incorporating workplace strategy, interior design, project management, and construction, ensuring a holistic and highly tailored commercial office fitout aligned with the client’s business objectives.
