Thirty Anderson is located on the perimeter of the Royal Botanic Botanic Gardens in South Yarra, Melbourne, and is part of the Sadikay Group's plant collection, while the penthouse is a jewel in the collection. Rob Mills, director of Architecture and Interior Design Rob Mills cites the work of renowned modernist architects Le Corbusier and Louis Kahn as a strong influence on his design, as well as their sincere desire to create a place that fosters happiness.

If you want to live in a healthy and good environment, a calm environment is very important. This building will be a different experience because of Rob Mills' use of acoustics, light quality and material quality. The Thirty Anderson Penthouse follows the principles of carefully honed design, integrating intangible, soothing natural effects. The materials chosen for the interior are consistent with the form of the building, which is intended to maintain a direct connection, which is why the eye is able to penetrate the building and interior details. It's a unique experience; It seems to flow, but it feels calm. Curved walls and rounded edges, as well as a 3.2-meter-high ceiling, help create this momentum.

The project features a serene tone, richly textured natural stone, grey and silver tones, polished plaster walls and more. Carpets and light, flowing fabrics provide softness, while wood floors and matching joinery provide a continuous, soothing effect. Wooden floors, provided and installed by Storey, extend from the front to the back, contributing to the cohesive experience inside.

Large skylights bring natural light into the building, while floor-to-ceiling Windows and doors capture large treetops and open sky. Double-height steel-framed glass doors soften each transition through a light and fragile form, while enhancing the volume of this penthouse. The space feels both generous and inclusive, encouraging slowness of thought and movement.