Truly iconic Queensland living
MONARCH RESIDENCES
Truly iconic Queensland living Monarch Residences Monarch Residences is a landmark riverfront development in Toowong, bringing together two luxury apartment towers, expansive landscaped gardens and a network of new public connections including a green bridge, riverfront park and restored historic Middenbury House. Goldi developed an integrated wayfinding system that responds to the architectural and landscape […]
Making space for reflection
DEARLY DEPARTED
Making Space for Reflection STATE LIBRARY OF QUEENSLAND Dearly Departed is a thought-provoking exhibition at the State Library of Queensland, exploring death as a universal yet deeply personal experience through the Library’s extensive collections, revealing how communities across Queensland have understood and commemorated death across time. Offering a deeply human perspective on mortality, the exhibition […]
Refined elegance on Fish Lane
CROFT & CREMORNE
Refined elegance on Fish Lane Croft & Cremorne A prized address in the heart of South Brisbane’s finest art, culture, and lifestyle precinct, Croft & Cremorne comprises 124 thoughtfully designed apartments across two towers with a shared podium and street-level restaurants adding vibrancy to Fish Lane. Goldi worked closely with the developer and builder to […]
Timeless coastal design
HOF
Timeless coastal design Hof Noosaville The name ‘Hof’ — derived from the German word for yard — is no coincidence. This address delivers your own resort-style oasis, with landscaped gardens, BBQ nooks, a yoga lawn, and a residents-only pool surrounded by native planting. At HOF Noosaville, a 90-apartment development by Stockwell, every detail has been […]
Capturing real life
AFGHANISTAN
Capturing real life MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES QUEENSLAND Afghanistan is a powerful photographic exhibition by award-winning photojournalist and author Andrew Quilty, capturing the complexity of everyday life and offering a deeply personal perspective that reveals moments of resilience, humanity and breathtaking beauty beyond the familiar narratives of conflict. Our brief was to develop a graphic identity […]
Glamourising Backstage
CROC!
Glamourising Backstage MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIAN DEMOCRACY Behind the Lines is the flagship annual exhibition of the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House, celebrating political cartooning as a visual record of Australia’s political and social life. In 2025, the exhibition adopts a cinematic theme: Are We Rolling?, reflecting a year defined by drama, unexpected […]
Hidden Wonder
CROC!
Hidden Wonder QUEENSLAND MUSEUM KURILPA Croc! is an immersive exhibition at Queensland Museum that challenges visitors to see crocodiles not as fearsome predators, but as vital, majestic creatures worthy of respect. Goldi developed the exhibition identity and design around the theme Hidden Wonder, inviting audiences to view crocodiles from a new perspective: the eye of […]
People of sand and sea
QUAMPI
People of sand and sea QUAMPI QUAMPI is more than a destination — it is a cultural ambition, a way for the Quandamooka people to share their artistic excellence with the world. The name references a local pearl shell of oysters and favoured food of Quandamooka people for thousands of years. The QUAMPI Arts and […]
Dominating Nature
YIELD
Dominating nature CABOOLTURE REGIONAL ART GALLERY The Caboolture Regional Art Gallery exhibition Yield is a contemporary unearthing of Australia’s agricultural identity, tracing the legacies of early farming practices and their enduring impact on the land today. Designing the identity for Yield began with a single question… ‘How do you capture the changing of the land?’ […]
Waves of Connection
MOVEMENT IS CONVENIENT
Waves of Connection AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM Movement is Convenient is a mini exhibition at the Vaughan Evans Library in the Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney. Showcasing a rare collection of vintage Japanese shipping postcards from the Nippon Yusen Kaisha line, the display offers a window into Japan’s maritime history from the Meiji Restoration to […]