building ideas
Celebrating 25 years, eiw have created a culture whereby the knowledge and minds of its staff and clients are continually enriched with powerful and innovative thinking.
We provide architectural, interior design and masterplanning services in a way that engages, encourages and inspires our clients. At the heart of our philosophy is recognition that we become part of a planning and design team, working with people in the context of respect and innovation.
We call it Building Ideas.
Our strong studio culture tackles problems together, develops ideas and proposes sustainable solutions.
The Building Ideas philosophy – a human centred approach that engages the users, embraces authentic listening, builds collaborative processes and propels us towards exemplary solutions.
All members of the eiw studio pursue professional development centred around three core competencies, cultivating a culture based on creativity, quality and enrichment.
Our Building Ideas core competencies embrace -
- Building a culture of learning
- Building connections
- Building opportunity
eiw welcomes you on this journey.
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eiw team
Philip Idle
Director
Favourite quote or line from a film?
“Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into mine.” - Casablanca
Tony D'Andrea
Director
Did you have a favourite toy as a child?
Scalextric slot cars
Chloe Summers
Architect
Favourite place to go in Perth?
Chu Bakery, because avocado on toast is life.
Firas Alquoka
Architect
Did you have a favourite toy/item as a child? What was it?
A football (the round kind), anywhere, anytime, at any age!
Florence Wong
Draftsperson
Do you have a favourite book?
A Pristine Mind by Orgyen Chowang Rinpoche
Kate Miles
Studio Manager
I can’t live without….
Flowers, coffee, mid-century furniture and my favourite humans.
Lauren Stokes
Architect
If you were a crayon, what colour would you be and why?
Raw Sienna - it reminds me of summertime in Italy.
Lesly Acevedo
Graduate of Architecture
If you were a crayon, what colour would you be and why?
Green. The colour of life and all things beautiful.
Tanya Grobbelaar
Graduate of Architecture
If you were a crayon, what colour would you be and why?
Orange – I’m drawn to its energy and happiness.
Peter Quake
Associate
What do you hate eating?
Bananas (very overrated)
Meg Berry
Studio Designer
I can't live without....
Podcasts, red wine and LEGO
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