Metal

Cox Architecture

480 Swan Street

The new Australia Post headquarters at 480 Swan Street, designed by Cox Architecture, represents a benchmark in sustainable commercial design. Located in Melbourne’s inner-east, this modern, campus-style facility blends architectural sophistication with workplace wellbeing. At its heart is a decisive interior moment shaped by Expanded Mesh.

Hassell & Woods Bagot

DLA Piper

The story of this project isn’t that of the fit-out, but rather that of the base build. Some years prior to DLA Piper choosing 80 Collins Street as their new home, MBS Architectural were busy designing and supplying the base building ceilings for the project. A moot point some might argue, but without the relentless thirst for quality shown by the Woods Bagot team, we might be looking at something far less impressive. A push towards sustainability was a core characteristic of the design, with a chilled beam cooling and heating system being implemented...

Wardle

Geelong Gym

All good stories start with coffee, right? Well, this one’s no different. Tightly huddled around a central bar table at a Collingwood café, lattes and flat whites in hand, we were presented with a photo from the team at Wardle’s and it was put very simply to us…. ‘This is what we’re trying to achieve at Geelong Gym. Can you help?’ Had we supplied a ceiling similar to this before? Yes. But, had we supplied a ceiling exactly like this before? No. That of course didn’t deter us from answering the original question with a resounding ‘yes, we can help.’ The solution came in the shape of huge Apollo 2550 x 600mm expanded mesh sheets and a 300 x 100mm Apollo service trough – all designed in house to withstand high impacts, whilst remaining visually striking (no pun intended!). Each element was powder coated to Dulux Duratec Zeus “Matt Canvas Cloth”, creating an industrial and architecturally imposing feature.

Hassell

Geelong Performing Arts Centre

The design intent was set in stone. Large industrial style mesh panels, supported via a concealed grid, seamlessly flowing from the underside of the external canopy through to the sweeping 2 floor internal space which met you on entry. Those who know Geelong understand just how windy it can get there. It’s close proximity to the ocean exposes it to extremely unpredictable weather. When designing the external ceiling it was paramount to select materials that were not only durable, but could withstand the corrosive sea air...

E.G.O Interior Design

KPMG Fit-Out (VIC)

Interior design firm E.G.O based out of Sydney wanted to created something very different on level 37 at KPMG’s new 30,000m² fit-out in Collins Square recently completed Tower 2.Working closely with E.G.O and our metal ceiling manufacturing partner, the Metal Pan 330 ceiling was selected with two very unique perforation patterns – a large and small ‘Y’ shape. Never before manufactured. We developed new tooling for the smaller ‘Y’, whilst accurately laser cutting the larger. The smaller ‘Y’ perforated panels came equipped with a...

Carr

Kokoda House

Kokoda House reimagines the traditional marketing suite — delivering an experience that captures Kokoda Property’s uncompromising commitment to design, detail, and quality.Designed by Carr and built by Directitude, Kokoda House invites prospective clients into an environment that reflects the craftsmanship and lifestyle values of Kokoda’s developments. MBS Architectural partnered with SAS International to deliver a ceiling solution that responds to the project's refined materiality and minimalist design intent.

Carr & Studio McCue

Kokoda Office Fit-Out

Designed by Carr in collaboration with Studio McCue, and built by Plan Group, the office blends the sophistication of residential architecture with the functional requirements of a modern workplace. MBS Architectural partnered with SAS International and Aflux Interiors to deliver a ceiling solution that subtly reinforces the project’s refined materiality and carefully curated spatial rhythm.

Gray Puksand

Prahran High School

Gray Puksand have designed Prahran High School to be a striking and elegant example of a modern vertical school environment. Creative use of angles and planes that cut across the vertical precinct, allow Gray Puksand to layer and stack user spaces throughout the building.‍A mixture of perforated ACS Metal Tiles, rippling Coruline and linear Spac Deckform across the ceiling planes synergise with the design team’s modern and striking intent...