The fit-out of Carnegie Morgan Hill’s first corporate office in Australia – located in Sydney – is modern and true to the company’s branding.
February 14th, 2011
Carnegie Morgan Hill is a financial planning company specialising in private wealth growth and is a BRW Fast Starters firm.
The brief was to establish its first corporate office in Australia and to provide an environment for its staff, clients and their families.

The front of house area has a welcoming feel and provides an area for a diverse range of functions, such as reception, break out (indoor and outdoor), meetings, creche and corporate entertainment.
Smartstone products were used on the floor, workstation and countertop applications.

The palette is warm yet contemporary, whilst utilising the firm’s corporate colours.

The use of the orange spheres is a playful addition to the branding concept.

Project name: Carnegie Morgan Hill
Project team: Construction management – MPA Construction Group Pty Ltd; Interior design – Davenport Campbell & Partners Pty Ltd; Services – Medland Metropolis
Type of development: Commercial
Completion date: June 2010
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