Careers

A room with many doors. Choose the one that fits your craft today, and leave it ajar for tomorrow.

We work from heritage and move with courage. Across retail, cultural, residential, and operational environments, our test is simple: does the work make the necessary beautiful, and traceable? If that resonates, pull up a chair.

Graduates

New talent with solid fundamentals and a hunger to learn in the open.

Who this is for

  • Recent graduates (0–3 years) from architecture, interior, industrial, or spatial design

  • Strong modelling + rendering basics; curiosity about build logic

You’ll do

  • Build and maintain clean SketchUp models; iterate options quickly

  • Produce D5/V‑Ray renders; test light/materials for believability

  • Assemble presentation decks; maintain the Project Clipboard (assets + links)

  • Join site visits and vendor calls to close the loop between drawing and reality

Signals we look for

  • A small project told clearly: site/context → concept → prototype → result

  • Respect for white space and type; neat layer/tag discipline

  • Courage to propose, not just follow instructions

Growth path

  • Clear skill ladder: Graduate → Designer → Senior Designer

  • Quarterly review against a shared rubric (craft, traceability, collaboration)

Apply as a Graduate

  • Include a learning log: one page on a mistake you corrected and what changed

Interns

A focused, mentored season to build muscles and judgment.

Who this is for

  • Students in penultimate/final year or career-changers with design fundamentals

  • 8–12 week structured placement, with defined learning outcomes

You’ll do

  • Support modelling, diagramming, and documentation

  • Assist with 360 capture days, asset wrangling, and project archiving

  • Prototype with paper/card or 3D print; photograph and label outcomes

Signals we look for

  • One small, self-initiated build (mockup, furniture, kiosk, model)

  • Sketchbook pages that show how you think, not just polished finals

Apply as an Intern

  • Share availability window and weekly schedule; note any academic requirements

This is the way.