Base Architecture

The Details.

The moments that often get missed, but make all the difference.

A collection of interior details from across our latest projects that capture the texture, materials and atmosphere of each space.

W O O R I M

From sketch to render.

A modest beach shack reimagined for multi-generational living.

Stage 1 transformed the original dwelling, breathing new life into its coastal character. As we return for Stage 2, a new secondary residence will sit quietly to the rear-capturing ocean views and sea breezes while balancing connection, privacy and flexibility across the family home.

Welcome to Cutbush.

A specialist medical fitout balancing practicality with a warm and welcoming patient experience.

Designed around simplicity, clarity and comfort, the space uses soft curves, natural materials and carefully considered lighting to create a calm and reassuring environment for both patients and staff.

Q U A N D E I N E.

Currently on the drawing board, a careful balance of old and new.

The proposal retains the familiar scale and character of the existing home, while introducing a more grounded and contemporary extension centred around landscape, natural light and outdoor living. Warm timber, textured stone and softened planting work together to create a quieter architectural language to the rear.

Designed to feel open, calm and deeply connected to the outdoors.

More to come.

Keperra Golf Club.
Beyond residential.

Over the past five years, BASE has been working alongside Keperra Golf Club to help reimagine the club through a long-term masterplan - from hospitality and member spaces through to operational upgrades and a new Pro Shop.

A contemporary reworking designed to elevate the experience of the club while sitting naturally within the landscape of the course.

These images capture the initial design vision, with completed site photography coming soon.

Welcome to Crammond. 🏡

A Queenslander reimagined with a softer, more contemporary edge.

Soft light, warm timber, rich earthy tones and breezeways that stay open all day shape a home designed for relaxed everyday living. Large openings draw natural light deep into the interior, while layered textures and natural materials create warmth, depth and a calm sense of retreat throughout.

Relaxed, light-filled and designed for slow afternoons and everyday living.

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B U D E R I M R E T R E A T.

A competition proposal exploring a new approach to retirement living - designed around flexibility, connection and community.

From yoga and pilates to workshops, markets and outdoor gatherings, the scheme was imagined as an adaptable hub for a new generation of residents.

Designed to support both quiet moments and shared experiences for the community. 🤎

K U A R I.

A reworking of a traditional Queenslander, balancing the original character of the home with a more refined and contemporary approach.

The front façade is softened through a lighter material palette, integrated planting and subtle screening elements that reshape the street presence without overpowering it.
To the rear, the home opens into a new ground-level addition centred around outdoor living, the pool and landscape beyond- bringing together curved forms, natural stone and layered greenery to create a softer connection between inside and out.