Casino entrance atrium in dark stone and emerald marble

Projects

Casino interiors delivered, documented and still performing

A selection of programmes across gaming floors, private salons, resort beverage venues and hotel integration. Each entry sets out the objective, the constraint and the measurable outcome.

Portfolio

Six recent programmes in detail

Project names and identifying details are presented for demonstration purposes. Full references are available under confidentiality on request.

Emerald Quay Casino & Residences interior
Location
Sydney, NSW
Completed
2024
Area
3,400 m²

Emerald Quay Casino & Residences

A full public-area repositioning of a harbourside property built in the late 1990s, delivered in four stages while the venue continued to trade seven days a week.

Objectives

  • Lift the arrival sequence to match a newly premium room product
  • Connect a disconnected atrium to the gaming floor beyond
  • Replace failing floor coverings without closing more than one zone at a time

Challenges

The atrium is a heritage-listed volume, so no structural changes were permitted. Every intervention had to be reversible and fixed back to existing substrates without penetration of the original stone.

Materials

  • Book-matched verde stone
  • Blackened steel screening
  • Sequence-matched walnut
  • Wool-nylon axminster

Furniture. Sixty lounge seats in three cluster typologies, two reception compositions and eleven occasional tables.

Lighting. Suspended sculptural centrepiece, perimeter coves and DALI-2 scene control across five trading modes.

Decor. Bronze threshold screen, mirrored lift-lobby composition and a commissioned entrance artwork.

Results

  • Eleven-month programme with zero trading days lost
  • Guest arrival dwell time increased 18%
  • Floor covering warranty extended to seven years
Meridian Private Salon Collection interior
Location
Melbourne, VIC
Completed
2023
Area
780 m²

Meridian Private Salon Collection

Six identical high-limit rooms rebuilt as six individually authored salons, each with its own material identity, art commission and lighting character.

Objectives

  • Achieve measurable acoustic separation between adjacent salons
  • Give repeat guests a room they could request by name
  • Improve seating comfort for sessions exceeding six hours

Challenges

The existing wall build-ups offered barely 28 dB of separation. Rebuilding within the existing grid meant gaining acoustic mass without losing usable floor area.

Materials

  • Full-grain leather wall panels
  • Figured eucalypt veneer
  • Hand-tufted wool rugs
  • Patinated bronze

Furniture. Thirty-six high-limit chairs with deeper foam profiles, six bespoke tables and six host service credenzas.

Lighting. Guest-accessible preset control per salon, warm 2700 K scheme with concealed sources throughout.

Decor. One commissioned artwork and one bespoke rug per room, no two salons sharing a palette.

Results

  • 46 dB measured separation between adjacent salons
  • Average session length up 27 minutes
  • All six rooms delivered in a fourteen-week shutdown
Northcape Resort Bar & Lounge interior
Location
Cairns, QLD
Completed
2024
Area
620 m²

Northcape Resort Bar & Lounge

A tropical resort beverage venue rebuilt for humidity and salt exposure after the previous fit-out failed within four years of opening.

Objectives

  • Specify materials that survive coastal humidity and salt air
  • Shift the venue's evening register from daytime resort to premium lounge
  • Increase beverage revenue per square metre without reducing seat count

Challenges

Freight and trade access to a regional site required almost the entire package to be delivered in two consolidated shipments with no opportunity for late variations.

Materials

  • 316-grade stainless fixings
  • Sealed dark granite
  • Solution-dyed outdoor-grade textiles
  • Marine-treated timber

Furniture. Curved banquette runs, forty-two bar stools with protected base rings and eighteen lounge clusters.

Lighting. Back-bar display lighting, low-level table lighting and a warm dusk-to-late scene programme.

Decor. Woven metal ceiling feature and a locally commissioned reef-inspired wall installation.

Results

  • Beverage revenue per square metre up 34%
  • Two consolidated shipments, zero site variations
  • Five-year material warranty in a coastal environment
Solvane Grand Gaming Floor interior
Location
Adelaide, SA
Completed
2022
Area
5,900 m²

Solvane Grand Gaming Floor

A complete main-floor refurbishment covering carpet, seating, lighting and column treatments across two connected trading levels.

Objectives

  • Replace 5,900 m² of floor covering in staged night works
  • Reduce reverberation on a level with an exposed hard ceiling
  • Introduce a wayfinding logic between machine banks and table zones

Challenges

The two levels had drifted apart visually over a decade of piecemeal works. A single palette had to unify them without a full architectural rebuild.

Materials

  • Custom axminster in four colourways
  • Acoustic ceiling rafts
  • Fluted timber column wraps
  • Brushed champagne metal

Furniture. Four hundred and twelve machine chairs and sixty-eight table game chairs on a common design platform.

Lighting. Zoned ambient scheme with dedicated table luminaires and a 34% reduction in installed lighting load.

Decor. Column treatments and zone-marking screens establishing a hierarchy across both levels.

Results

  • Reverberation reduced from 1.9 s to 1.1 s
  • Installed lighting load down 34%
  • Delivered across 96 night shifts
Aurelia Club Members Lounge interior
Location
Brisbane, QLD
Completed
2023
Area
410 m²

Aurelia Club Members Lounge

A members-only lounge and small gaming room for a private club, delivered under confidentiality with a residential level of finish.

Objectives

  • Create a lounge that reads as a private residence rather than a venue
  • Provide discreet gaming within the same footprint
  • Complete the works between two membership seasons

Challenges

Access was via a single service lift with a 1.9 m car depth, so every joinery element had to be designed in demountable sections.

Materials

  • Fumed oak panelling
  • Cashmere-blend upholstery
  • Honed limestone
  • Antique bronze mirror

Furniture. Twenty-eight lounge seats, four gaming positions, a marble bar and a library-style reading wall.

Lighting. Table lamps and wall lights only in the lounge, with dedicated table lighting in the gaming room.

Decor. Curated art programme of twelve works and a commissioned bronze object for the entry.

Results

  • Delivered in a nine-week closure window
  • All joinery installed through a 1.9 m lift
  • Membership retention up 12% year on year
Palace Meridian Hotel Integration interior
Location
Sydney, Australia
Completed
2025
Area
2,150 m²

Palace Meridian Hotel Integration

Reception, lift lobbies and connecting circulation rebuilt to visually link a new hotel tower with an existing casino floor.

Objectives

  • Establish one material language across hotel and gaming
  • Rebuild reception for higher arrival volumes
  • Keep hotel check-in operating throughout the works

Challenges

Two design teams had already documented the tower and the casino separately. Reconciling them required a shared palette developed after both packages were complete.

Materials

  • Dark granite
  • Emerald marble
  • Brushed silver mesh
  • Wool broadloom

Furniture. Dual-height reception composition, arrival lounge clusters and concierge joinery.

Lighting. Continuous cove language carried from tower lobby through to the gaming threshold.

Decor. Metal mesh screening and a three-storey suspended artwork in the connecting void.

Results

  • Check-in operated every day of the programme
  • Arrival queue times reduced 22% at peak
  • One palette now standard for the operator's future works

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