Lot. 1 by Enter Projects

Whether a brief is abstract, detailed, or, as in the case of this project, non-existent, understanding the client and designing to their needs is always a recipe for success.

BY Indesignlive

May 29th, 2017

Tags: Enter Projects, instyle, Issue 66, Lot 1

Architect
Enter Projects

Photography
Brett Boardman

Builder
CJ Duncan

Heritage Architect
Weir Phillips Heritage

Structural Engineer
Martin Zimmerman

Joiner
Karisma Joinery

Furniture
Enter Projects – Light screens and banquet seating
Instyle Seating – Chairs

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