REHAU Showroom by Taylor Knights Architects
Founded in Germany in 1948, REHAU are best known for their quality doors and windows, alongside a vast range of interior finishes.
About Taylor Knights Architects
Taylor Knights are Melbourne based architects and interior designers specialising in highly refined and sensitive residential and commercial design. Our projects span metropolitan and rural Victoria.
Taylor Knights offers a full architectural service: from sketch design to council approvals, design development, construction documentation, tendering and contract administration. Our construction and interior design skills are always considered, and applied appropriately across each of our projects.
We use both traditional and contemporary design and documentation techniques. Combining the skill of hand drawings and traditional model making techniques alongside the latest in 2D, 3D AND BIM (Building Information Modelling) modelling. This process ensures our clients can clearly visualise our design response and are up to date and across all areas of the project.
We undertake projects of varying size, complexity and cost and are currently working on a range of project typologies including new houses, renovation’s/extensions, townhouses and commercial.
LOCATION: Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia
LEARN MORE: taylorknights.com.au
Founded in Germany in 1948, REHAU are best known for their quality doors and windows, alongside a vast range of interior finishes.
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