Level 3, 26 Talavera Road
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Repositioning Through Texture, Tone and Smart Reuse
PMG worked with Goodman to reimagine an existing tenancy into a compact, high-impact speculative suite. Drawing on the Waves Goodman palette, the goal was to uplift the design and function of the space through careful adaptation, targeted upgrades and a soft, inviting material scheme.
This project also included lobby upgrades, with the added challenge of coordinating works alongside an active neighbouring tenancy.
Key Outcomes
- Retained and reused around 60% of furniture and 20% of the built zones
- Upgraded the fire egress path with compliant ramps and new airlock to fire stairs
- Added new access flooring to support formal meeting spaces and enclosed offices
- Reworked circulation and layout to support both collaboration and quiet work
- Delivered a soft and cohesive interior using sandy neutrals, blush tones and blue accents to echo the Waves design intent
- Used acoustic and textured panels to add warmth, improve acoustics and reduce visual hardness
- Curved detailing introduced throughout, from wall panels to breakout finishes, helping the suite feel calm and considered
Materials and Features
- Milliken Made of Wood – Gunnison Tan floor vinyl added warmth and tactility
- Autex Mirage panels in Rammed Earth and Lapis delivered acoustic performance while reinforcing the natural colour palette
- Overhead finishes in the breakout introduced a soft metallic sheen, elevating a functional space into a design feature
Project Management
Lobby works were delivered while another tenant remained operational on the same level. PMG managed careful sequencing and communication throughout, including enclosing glazing between tenancies and coordinating staging to avoid disruption.
The Result
This 887 sqm suite has been delivered with care and restraint, achieving a clean and calming design with minimal waste. Goodman was pleased with the outcome and the suite is now actively being marketed for re-leasing.
