At 33 Alfred Street, Circular Quay, it occupies Sydney’s first skyscraper — an iconic example of post-war internationalist architecture that paved the way for the city’s tall office towers.

The design draws from the building’s modernist bones — its horizontal planes, geometric clarity and flood of natural light. Rich colour, reflective metals, iconic 60s furniture and vintage lighting pieces respond to that heritage.

It’s a workplace rooted in heritage but built for today, with a front row seat to Sydney Harbour.