Mixed-Use Office Building
Main and secondary lobbies and a skylit central atrium. IDEC also delivered the architecture and engineering, from concept to detailed design.
Designed to be used.
Drawn to be built.
From the first sketch to the last fitting, every interior is drawn to be built as designed.
Interior design
Interiors designed with the engineering, not after it
On many projects the interior scheme is drawn after the engineering is fixed, then cut back on site to fit around it. Our interior designers work in the same team and the same BIM model as our architects and MEP engineers.
Ceilings, lighting, joinery and finishes are coordinated with ducts, sprinklers and structure while the design is still on screen. The contractor receives an Issued for Construction (IFC) package that can be priced and built as drawn.
- Offices and headquarters
- Apartments and villas
- Shopping malls and retail
- Automobile showrooms
- Academies and training buildings
- Renovation of existing buildings
What we deliver
From the brief to the last finish schedule
- 01
Interior concept design
Brief, mood boards, zoning and early 3D studies that set the character of each space.
- 02
Space planning
Layouts, circulation and furniture plans tested against the brief and the way the space will run each day.
- 03
Materials, finishes and FF&E
Finishes, furniture, fixtures and equipment selected and scheduled, with material boards for client approval.
- 04
Lighting and ceilings
Lighting concepts, cove details and ceiling designs, set out with the MEP services above them.
- 05
3D visualisation
Photorealistic renders and VR walkthroughs, so you can review and approve the space before it is built.
- 06
Construction documentation
IFC drawings, elevations, joinery details and specifications ready for tender and fit-out.
Materials and detail
A room is only as good as its details
- Materials chosen for daily use. Stone, timber, fabric and metal are selected for wear, cleaning and climate, as well as for how they look.
- Light that shows the surface. Linear, cove and accent lighting is placed to bring out grain, pattern and texture.
- Every junction resolved. Where stone meets timber or a ceiling meets a wall, the detail is drawn, so the finished room matches the approved render.
- Ceiling
- Timber chevron with recessed linear lights
- Floor
- Black and white marble in a chevron pattern
- Walls
- Panelled joinery with fluted dark timber
Selected interior projects
Recent Projects
Mixed-Use Development Complex
Executive office suites and residential apartments, within a scheme IDEC designed in BIM across all disciplines.
Automobile Showroom
Design-and-build showroom with a dark display hall and a double-height customer lounge. Architecture, engineering and interiors coordinated in BIM.
Academy Building, MIC Village
Renovation of an academy building, including the entrance lobby and a tiered auditorium. Interior package from schematic design to IFC, coordinated in BIM.
Farmhouse
Interiors for a private farmhouse: a double-height living room, a family lounge with fireplace and a formal dining room.
Private Villa
Living, dining and stair hall in marble, dark timber and planted zones, with circular windows that set the rhythm of the plan.
Start a project
Planning an interior or fit-out?
Send us your floor plans, brief or tender package. We will come back with a proposed scope, programme and list of deliverables.
