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DesignInc

An Australian architecture and design practice working across buildings, interiors, landscape, masterplanning and urban design.

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The Nancy Millis Building and external paths at dusk.
Full-height glazing and upper-level walkways in the collaboration forum.
The curved, shaded facade above landscaped terraces and paths by day.

The Nancy Millis Building and external paths at dusk. · Full-height glazing and upper-level walkways in the collaboration forum. · The curved, shaded facade above landscaped terraces and paths by day.

Photography: Dianna Snape

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DesignInc is an Australian architecture and design practice working across buildings, interiors, landscape, masterplanning and urban design.

The practice was formed in 2000 when three established architecture and design firms came together. Its work covers education, health and research facilities alongside community, workplace and infrastructure projects.

At the University of Melbourne’s Bio21 Institute, DesignInc arranged laboratories and workspaces around landscaped courtyards and a daylit collaboration forum. The Nancy Millis Building brings research facilities and shared spaces together.

What they do

  1. 01Research and laboratory designSeen in Bio21 Institute Nancy Millis Building
  2. 02Shared research workplacesSeen in Bio21 Institute Nancy Millis Building
  3. 03Courtyards and collaborationSeen in Bio21 Institute Nancy Millis Building

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Profile updated 23 October 2026

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