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Product These stools are a locally produced response to the need for a compact, durable seating solution suited to hospitality environments. Formed from CNC-bent wire with metal or timber tops, they balance robustness with refinement, allowing them to transition seamlessly into domestic settings while maintaining a consistent material and finish language.

March Studio is a solutions-driven practice shaped by a diverse network of makers, collaborators and contributors from across cultures and countries. The studio is defined by the many people who have engaged with it over time, each bringing distinct perspectives, skills and ways of thinking.

Bunurong | St. Kilda, Victoria Transforming an overlooked piece of urban airspace into a cultural platform, framing architecture as both infrastructure and event. Designed to house Random International’s Rain Room, the temporary structure embraces ephemerality, combining engineered precision with a cloud-like, reusable scaffold system that dissolves into Melbourne’s overcast sky.

Gadigal | Sydney, New South Wales A compact 55 square metre café perched above Martin Place Station, engaging a 10 metre high void. Wrapped in backlit fibreglass, the interior reads as a luminous volume, amplifying scale and height. Highly efficient planning integrates custom elements, creating a calm, precise counterpoint within a dense urban condition.

Step inside our studio and discover where ideas are tested, made, and built. Explore previously closed doors and experience the tools, processes, and people shaping the work, an active workshop of experimentation, collaboration, and production where architecture moves from concept to reality through making.

Muwinina | Pontville, Tasmania Set within the historic Shene Estate, our design for the new Lark Distillery offers an immersive journey through Tasmania’s whisky-making process. Drawing on the island’s pristine reputation, the design weaves heritage buildings with bold new forms, uniting production and visitor experience. Giant concrete culverts frame views to kunanyi/Mount Wellington, while restored … Continued

Paris, France Located within a discreet courtyard on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris, this flagship store translates Damir’s layered aesthetic into architecture. Raw concrete, blackened steel, travertine stone and verdigris mirrored ceilings create a space that balances refinement with material honesty. Organised around a sculptural stone staircase, the interior unfolds as a series of … Continued