More factory than pristine showcase for design this is a relaxed environment where project management happens in parallel with design, explored through model-making, prototyping, heaps of drawings and experimentation with ideas, materials and manufacturing often in collaboration with creatives around us.

We have a Gallery as well called The Trophy Room Gallery which is a small space (the old garage) which we offer to local artists for three-month residencies and a one-night-only opening at seasons end.
We provide the sausages.
And each year at years end we do a blind auction - last year it was robots - raising money for local charities.

Raised in Adelaide, Eoghan Lewis graduated in architecture at the University of South Australia before moving to Germany for three years in the mid-90's where he worked for a variety of leading international firms including Auer + Weber in Stuttgart and Zvi Hecker in Berlin.
He returned to Australia and settled in Sydney in 1997 where he worked with Engelen Moore, Bligh Voller Nield and Stanisic Turner.

He formed Supple Design in 2000 and in the same year created the Sydney Architecture Walks which he still runs; the public side of a private practice.

Eoghan is a graduate architect from the University of South Australia and is not a Registered Architect.