Posts

Made to Measure, Built to Last:32 Zero Delivers Design with Purpose

32 Zero delivers precision joinery at MADE Marrickville, combining craftsmanship, durability, and developer-focused efficiency.

32 Zero

With a reputation built on detail, quality, and innovation, 32 Zero brought their joinery expertise to the MADE Marrickville project, delivering high-end architectural solutions that align with the development’s modern industrial style.

As specialists in architectural joinery and commercial shopfitting, 32 Zero has spent the past five years refining their craft across residential, retail, and hospitality spaces. For MADE Marrickville, the team was responsible for both the manufacture and installation of joinery across the development, including the kitchenette fit-outs in every unit.

“We pride ourselves on being agile and responsive,” said Matias Garrido, Business Director at 32 Zero. “Every joinery element is crafted to align with the client’s vision and project aesthetics—without compromising on functionality.”

One of the standout features of the project was the use of Xenolith benches, a high-performance, moisture-resistant material known for its durability and clean finish. “The material selection is crucial in projects like this,” Matias explained. “Xenolith gave us the edge—it’s practical, strong, and matches the high-end look the developer was after.”

Construction Director Braddon Quinn oversaw 32 Zero’s scope on MADE Marrickville, drawing on his experience in multi-residential builds to coordinate with other trades and ensure efficient sequencing, clear communication, and timely, precise delivery.

With a dedicated team of eight professionals working onsite, 32 Zero successfully delivered within the project’s demanding timeline, ensuring seamless integration of joinery elements across multiple spaces. “The dedication and teamwork shown by James, Alex, Zak, Nate, Kristjan, Omar, Jared, Hannah, and Nicole were instrumental to the success of MADE Marrickville,” said Matias.

Beyond Marrickville, 32 Zero continues to grow its portfolio with recent projects including Active Baby Co in Miranda, Supre in Hurstville, and Adina Apartments on Kent Street. As they expand, the company remains focused on its core values: consistency, reliability, and craftsmanship. “We’re still a young business, but our team brings decades of combined experience. We’re passionate about the details—and that shows in every project we deliver,” Matias noted.

For more information contact 32 Zero, phone 02 9833 1001, email info@32zero.com.au, website www.32zero.com.au

/by

Function, Finish, and Fit: Cabinetry That Works as Hard as You Do

T&M Cabinets delivered durable, high-quality cabinetry and stonework for a modern, high-traffic commercial facility.

T&M Cabinets

T&M Cabinets brought their signature craftsmanship to the Lot 2 Barracks Road development at Metroplex Westgate, delivering a complete cabinetry and stonework package for the modern commercial-industrial facility.

Commissioned by long-time collaborators Douglas Construction, the project included the manufacture and installation of kitchen and bathroom cabinetry and stonework tailored to suit a high-traffic workplace environment. “The space needed to be highly functional, serving a large array of office and factory staff, and the materials reflected that,” said Managing Director Nick Theodotou.

Working to architectural plans and finish selections provided by the Douglas Construction team and project architects, T&M Cabinets delivered a seamless integration of durable Laminex finishes and Caesarstone benchtops, chosen for both their practicality and visual appeal. While T&M Cabinets is best known for its high-end residential joinery, the Metroplex project demonstrated their capacity to pivot smoothly into commercial territory.

“Although our main focus is high-end residential cabinetry, we enjoy working in the commercial space. We’re well equipped to handle commercial projects, the core principles are the same. It’s just the materials and finish that differ.” Staying on schedule was a key priority in a fast-paced build.

“Timelines can quickly move on large scale commercial projects , but we have a great working relationship with our clients and ensure timelines are met,” Nick added. “We’ve worked with Douglas Construction for years—we know how to work well within their systems.”

T&M Cabinets has also delivered custom joinery on other Douglas projects, including the intricate reception and feature wall installations at 114 Gilmore Road, Berrinba—a testament to their design versatility and attention to detail. From luxury homes to large-scale developments, T&M Cabinets continues to combine precision, functionality,
and finish with every project.

For more information contact T&M Cabinets, Shed 1, 8 Proprietary Street, Tingalpa QLD 4173, phone 07 3890 0845, email info@tandmcabinets.com.au, website www.tandmcabinets.com.au

/by

Portfolio Items