Ginga Sushi Bar

Drawing deeply on cultural elements, this creation is an eye-catching space at Westfield Carindale. The designers have lifted the bar from the predictable Shopping Centre dining space to a new level. The challenge was to incorporate a central Sushi Track amidst busy public and private dining spaces whilst maintaining the feel of a serviced, sophisticated restaurant.

The “indoor” ceiling of mirrored hexagonal shapes and the “outdoor” version of mirrored and timber shapes are central elements. Not only do they reflect the movement of the Sushi Track, but they allow vibrant reds, oranges, browns, golds, pinks and greens from the colour palette to fill the entire space. Traditional Japanese patterns and hexagonal shapes sit with clean-lined timbers, high gloss tiling and textural surfaces to create this Modern Asian eating place. Engraved table tops offering a snippet of the Sushi story are a feature of the dining area. Smart simplicity in furniture links with detailed feature lighting. The result is simple, yet rich design which complements the growing Ginga brand.

Go Health Club

The anchor tenant of the new extension to Westfield Carindale, the latest Go Health Club has set a new benchmark for clubs around the country.

Transformed from a bare shell, come in and see why Members are calling GO Carindale the best gym in Australia. With a big emphasis on entertainment and featuring an amazing audio visual experience that will get your heart pumping.

Every workout will be a new and exciting experience with over 220 workout stations of the best gear including one of the most extensive strength (Hammerstrength) and female only (Go Girl) training centres in Australia.

Quadric partnered with client and design team to provide a club which pushed the boundaries on every level including design, time, and budget.

The Barracks Mall Seating

Studioplus created an innovative seating design including mosaic clad benches amongst oversized planters that create a unique Brisbane restaurant experience. Quadric’s custom joinery team collaborated with the design team to manufacture a product constructed from lightweight materials for ease of relocation, while being rigid enough to withstand its public space application. The result speaks for itself.

UR Water Kiosk

UR Water wanted a shop kiosk including design collaboration. Quadric worked with the client to ensure a satisfactory finish for all involved, with innovative designs and quality features being the outcome of this close collaboration.

Skilling Solutions

Quadric was actively involved in the large rollout of shop fitouts including in-house design to suit the client’s concept and enhance their professional image. Our project manager resolved the requirements of centre management, along with access difficulties, with upfront and honest communication.

Telstra Shops

The Telstra shop fitouts in Maroochydore, Broadbeach, Indooroopilly, Rockhampton, Townsville, Capalaba, Carindale, Maryborough, Ipswich, Runaway Bay, Browns Plains, Chermside, were negotiated contracts and each job generally took one week to tender, one week to mobilise and 21 days on site. All fitouts were based on standardised designs that integrated the company’s existing image while providing functional spaces for customers. Each store was valued at approximately $500k and the Quadric value was approximately $200-300K. The projects required out of house work in major and minor shopping centres as well as regional locations. All work was completed on time and to Telstra’s high standards.

 

Take Juice Bar

Take Juice bar received a total shop fit to upgrade its look and appeal. The final refurbishment encapsulated the design features that appealed to customers as well as the company’s imagery.

Centrelink Customer Service Centres And Call Centres

Location: over 150 projects including Newcastle, Northern NSW, Brisbane, Western Queensland, North Queensland, Torres Strait, Alice Springs, Darwin, East Arnhem Land, Western Australia.

Design: IA Group, Interior Dynamics, GHD, HBO+EMTB, Jones Lang LaSalle, Mode Design, JMA Architects

The Centrelink projects were very fast-tracked. Our team started on a Thursday night and completed Sunday morning to work with the client’s busy schedule. To allow for the ongoing operation of the centres, we created an hourly program in lieu of a weekly or daily schedule. All refurbishments were completed to optimise the customers’ experience and the employees’ satisfaction in the office. A successful relationship with the client has formed over the years, a testament to the client being continuously satisfied with the Quadric process.