​My Nails is a nail salon in the Tannery, a small mall located in Woolston, Christchurch. Total Fitouts was approached to design and construct the fitout. ​The clients wanted to create a light and welcoming space that fit with the aesthetic of the Tannery. Key Features of the design are the feature wall behind the counter, and the shelves to display the products. The counter and vanity were also custom built. ​​

​King of Spices is an Indian Restaurant in Ravenswood, Canterbury. Total Fitouts was hired to design and construct the fitout. The client wanted to create a welcoming space with a unique style that would keep customers returning. His ideas were incorporated into a design along with key features such as metal mesh structures, suspended ceiling elements with (artificial) plants hanging from them, and terracotta pots at various heights along the wall above the bench seating. The pots were commissioned by a local Lyttleton artist specifically for this project. ​Currently shown are renders of the space as Total Fitouts is still awaiting professional photography.

​Cambridge Partners approached Total Fitouts to design and construct their new office when they relocated to a larger premises. I worked closely with their team to ensure we fulfilled their vision. ​This job included a full layout design, joinery and detail design, and construction drawings. I was also involved onsite during construction to combat any last minute changes and issues that arose.  Key features of this design include the walls of the reception area being venetian plaster with recessed shelving, a large conference room off the reception, and feature walls in the main office area separating the breakroom and a breakout space. 

Total Fitouts was approached to redesign the volunteer gift shop at Christchurch Hospital. The existing store was outdated and awkward to move around so the main brief was to maximise the small floorplan and modernise the shelves.

A full refit of the Mischief Shoes in Milford Mall, Auckland, gave the store a whole new look and feel, making it much more pleasant for both the staff and customers. Along with the re-used shelving from a former Mischief store, new central modules were designed and the existing shelving altered slightly to create a window display that fit with the new look of the interior. This project involved client meetings, a site visit, working in revit to recreate the existing store and make design alterations, and the creation of technical drawings for the contractors. The client was very involved in the process and had specific ideas in mind going into it so the entire project was very collaborative.

​The re-design of an existing building into a community centre.This project was completed over the span of the first year of my Masters of Interior Architecture. The brief was to redesign the Hataitai Bowling Club into a community centre for the people of Hataitai. The conceptualisation and design were completed in the first semester. In the second semester we were required to develop the design and its finer details, and to produce a drawing package that detailed the structure and design of the community centre project.   Included here are a few of the renders from the pin-up presentation, and a sample of the technical drawing set. The full set can be provided upon request.