NTF Architecture

NTF Architecture NTF Architecture is a Melbourne based Architectural practice formed in 2006.

originally founded as Nixon Tulloch Fortey Architecture, Brett Nixon, and George Fortey bring together a diverse range of skills gained in prominent architectural practices where they each had key roles in the design and delivery of award winning projects across a range of types and scales. With a strong design focus and a studio based environment, NTF Architecture takes a collaborative approach t

o the design process through the belief in the value of a broader exploration of ideas and possibilities. We embraces the constraints particular to each project, developing unique responses to the site and contextual conditions inherent in all projects. In addition to the two directors, NTF Architecture has a core staff of Architects and Interior Designers to enhance the knowledge base of the practice. Since inception, we have undertaken projects for a number of public and private clients, ranging from residential and multi residential projects of varying scales, through to commercial, industrial, retail and hospitality projects. We have a strong commitment to providing our clients with innovative Architectural outcomes and efficient delivery.

NGWALA | BREAKOUT SPACEWarm timber joinery, tiled flooring and integrated planting define the office breakout space, wit...
30/08/2026

NGWALA | BREAKOUT SPACE

Warm timber joinery, tiled flooring and integrated planting define the office breakout space, with natural light extending through the interior.

Glazed partitions maintain a visual connection with the adjoining workspaces, while the circular seating plinth around the central planter provides a place for informal meetings and breaks.

Location | Prahran
Architecture | NTF Architecture
Project Build | Sinjen
Photography | Tom Blachford

NGWALA | WORKSPACE & KITCHENETTEA warm material palette carries through the workspace and kitchenette, with timber joine...
23/08/2026

NGWALA | WORKSPACE & KITCHENETTE

A warm material palette carries through the workspace and kitchenette, with timber joinery, tiled surfaces and custom furniture creating consistency across the interior.

Artwork, planting and textured finishes add detail throughout, while the adjoining spaces support both everyday work and informal use.

Location | Prahran
Architecture | NTF Architecture
Project Build | Sinjen
Photography | Tom Blachford

NGWALA | HEAD OFFICEThe arrival space at NGWALA’s Prahran Head Office is organised around an existing feature tree, reta...
18/08/2026

NGWALA | HEAD OFFICE

The arrival space at NGWALA’s Prahran Head Office is organised around an existing feature tree, retained as a central element within the design.

A circular brick plinth wraps the tree to create integrated seating, while timber wall panelling, warm-toned finishes and the reception desk frame the surrounding space.

Location | Prahran
Architecture | NTF Architecture
Project Build | Sinjen
Photography | Tom Blachford

RICHMOND | GROUND FLOORCopper pipework and fire service infrastructure integrated beneath the staircase, making use of a...
11/08/2026

RICHMOND | GROUND FLOOR

Copper pipework and fire service infrastructure integrated beneath the staircase, making use of an otherwise underutilised area while maintaining clear access to the hydrant system.

The exposed services were carefully planned to sit neatly within the space, balancing functionality with the surrounding architectural detailing.

Location | Richmond
Architecture | NTF Architecture
Project Build | Sinjen
Photography | Tom Blachford

MANSFIELD | LIVINGA living space layered with timber-lined ceilings, textured tiles, soft sheer curtains and warm natura...
12/06/2026

MANSFIELD | LIVING

A living space layered with timber-lined ceilings, textured tiles, soft sheer curtains and warm natural tones.

The built-in shelving adds depth and character, while the green upholstery and filtered light give the room a calm, lived-in feel.

A place for quiet mornings, afternoon light and relaxed gatherings by the landscape.

Location | Mansfield
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MANSFIELD | BATHROOMA richly layered bathroom detail, shaped by natural stone, dark metal finishes and carefully control...
02/06/2026

MANSFIELD | BATHROOM

A richly layered bathroom detail, shaped by natural stone, dark metal finishes and carefully controlled light.

The vanity brings weight and texture to the space, while the surrounding palette creates a quiet sense of intimacy.

Each material carries its own character, continuing the home’s focus on tactility, depth and restrained material richness.

Location | Mansfield
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We’re looking for a Design Focused Project Architect to join our team.This role is suited to someone with a strong appre...
31/05/2026

We’re looking for a Design Focused Project Architect to join our team.

This role is suited to someone with a strong appreciation for considered design, materiality, detail, and the delivery of meaningful residential projects.

We’re seeking someone who enjoys the process of bringing buildings together the collaboration, coordination and detail, and can contribute to well designed, efficient and sustainable architecture.

The ideal candidate will have excellent organisation and communication skills, the ability to work autonomously or as part of a team, tertiary qualifications in Architecture, and a good knowledge of Australian standards and regulations.

Strong skills in Archicad are essential, with Twinmotion and Adobe Suite experience preferred. You must be legally able to work in Australia, however registration is not required.

Most importantly, you have a sense of humour and enjoy life beyond architecture.

If you are looking for a great office environment, in a great location, and believe you can make a difference to our business, we would love to hear from you.

Please forward your resume with a brief application letter to [email protected].

MANSFIELD | MUD ROOMA considered transition between the outdoors and the main living spaces.Designed for the practical r...
25/05/2026

MANSFIELD | MUD ROOM

A considered transition between the outdoors and the main living spaces.

Designed for the practical routines of a country home, the mud room brings function into focus without losing the project’s sense of restraint.

Durable finishes, generous storage and a clean material palette create a space that supports everyday use while feeling connected to the broader language of the home.

Location | Mansfield
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MANSFIELD | ENTRYA carefully framed entry, where the materials and surrounding landscape work together.Blackbutt timber ...
20/05/2026

MANSFIELD | ENTRY

A carefully framed entry, where the materials and surrounding landscape work together.

Blackbutt timber and tumbled stone define the arrival, creating a warm and textured entry into the home. The natural materials help connect the house to its rural setting, while keeping the overall feel calm and refined.

The entry feels quiet and considered, setting the tone as you move into the home.

Location | Mansfield
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MANSFIELD | DINING VIEWA framed moment from outside in, where the architecture opens toward the dining room and the land...
12/05/2026

MANSFIELD | DINING VIEW

A framed moment from outside in, where the architecture opens toward the dining room and the landscape beyond.

A natural threshold between interior and exterior, carrying the material language of the home into the landscape. Beyond the glazing, the dining room is anchored by expansive rural views.

Location | Mansfield
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Level 1/3 Cubitt Street
Cremorne, VIC
3121

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Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
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