Mickleham, VIC

This portfolio presents a series of modern interior design projects that blend aesthetics with functionality. Each design demonstrates a keen understanding of space, color, and materials, creating environments that are both inviting and innovative. The projects range from residential spaces to commercial interiors, each with a unique character.

The portfolio highlights the designer’s ability to transform ordinary spaces into extraordinary experiences. Through a mix of contemporary furnishings, thoughtful layout, and attention to detail, these designs redefine the way we perceive and interact with interior spaces.

Kemps Creek, NSW

This photography portfolio is a deep dive into urban landscapes, capturing the soul of the city through the lens. It features a collection of images that portray the city’s dynamic energy, architectural marvels, and the candid moments of its inhabitants. Each photograph is a narrative of the urban experience, showcasing the photographer’s ability to find beauty in the everyday.

The collection also explores the contrast between the bustling streets and the quiet, unnoticed corners of the city. It’s a celebration of urban life, highlighting the diversity, culture, and vibrancy that make each city unique.

Sydney CBD, NSW

York & George Street, Sydney

asset class

Industrial

status

Completed

asset class

Industrial

gross Lettable area

Industrial

York&George is a 22,900m² mixed use development project in the heart of the retail district of central Sydney comprising retail, commercial and residential. The development is an amalgamation of four properties acquired by Fife Capital in 2008-2009, discretely consolidating income producing properties. Planning approval was obtained for the project in 2013 and demolition of elements of the property commenced in May 2015. The project had a number of complexities, not the least being embracing the protection, restoration and adaptive re-use of the heritage buildings on the site. The project was completed in 2018 and on completion had 199 apartments totalling 15,200m², a podium of prestige retail exceeding 5,000m² and unique central city office accommodation in the heritage component of the project.

The Commerce. The total cost to consolidate the property was $67.85 million. This represented a price for the developable index of $2,963/m² which was assessed to be a significant discount to previous prevailing site pricing and this reflected the uncertainty in the market at the time.

Underlying the investment decision and the underwriting of the consolidation was the cost relative to historic pricing, the band of alternative uses available and the revenue flow from the existing properties.

The Plan. The depths of a global financial crisis is always going to be a defining environment for investment and those making it. In 2008, conventional funding lines were limited, sellers were anxious and the market was on edge. There were no signs of life in the real estate market. Courage and experience were required. The global economic dilemma combined with inevitable domestic noise, meant there were other mooted local projects in a holding pattern and uncertainty about the direction a recovery would take. Two scenarios were investigated and tested: a residential driven outcome and an office outcome. Both scenarios showed our investors an appropriate return. Recovery came first to the residential market.

Canning Vale, WA

This portfolio presents a series of groundbreaking fashion shows that have redefined the runway experience. Each show is a display of creative vision, merging fashion with performance art. The portfolio captures the essence of these shows, from the innovative designs on display to the dynamic choreography and staging.

The collection not only showcases the garments but also the creative process behind staging a successful fashion show. It highlights the collaboration between designers, models, artists, and technicians in bringing a fashion vision to life.