Practice · Company profile · Canberra, Australia
Trella
A Canberra architecture and interior design studio, formerly Mather Architecture, working across homes, workplaces, hospitality, heritage and civic projects.
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Bar seating beside large openings to Verity Lane · Outdoor dining deck within the laneway · Arched Northbourne Avenue frontage of the Sydney Building
Photography: Lean Timms
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Architecture and interiors that connect buildings, everyday use and the wider city.
Trella, formerly Mather Architecture, is based in Canberra and combines architecture and interiors with masterplanning, strategic advice and heritage work. The studio considers ergonomics, user research, climate and material choices alongside the practical questions of buildability and long-term use.
Adaptive reuse is a recurring part of its approach. At Verity Lane Market, completed under the Mather Architecture name, the team reworked part of the heritage-listed Sydney Building into a food hall and hospitality precinct, exposing the existing structure and making new connections between Northbourne Avenue and the laneway.
What they do
- 01Architecture and interior designSeen in Verity Lane Market
- 02Adaptive reuse and heritageSeen in Verity Lane Market
- 03Hospitality, workplaces and civic settingsSeen in Verity Lane Market
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Profile updated 23 October 2026
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