Cumulus Studio

Cumulus Studio is an award winning architecture practice with offices in Hobart, Launceston and Melbourne. The three offices operate as one combined studio, providing flexibility in the size and scope of work undertaken and ensuring a cohesive and collaborative approach to all projects.

The studio consists of 15 designers, including 9 registered architects, and specialises in tourism, residential, commercial, heritage, urban design and interior architecture. Cumulus also regularly collaborates with a number of external specialist consultants from across Australia for the co-ordination of a broader range of services from feasibility studies and brand management through to contract administration and post occupancy evaluation.

Keith Westbrook
B.Env Des, M.Arch (Hons), Registered Architect VIC & TAS & SA
Director & Principal Architect
Melbourne studiо
Keith’s practice has focussed on projects in the public and institutional sectors, including Melbourne Art Centre’s ‘Protagonist’ and the Loreto Mandeville Centre. He’s a big believer in quality over quantity and conceptually driven architecture, when projects have a clear line of design thinking. Brave but informed, Keith will try anything once, both in life and his designs.

Todd Henderson
B.Env Des, B.Arch (Hons), Registered Architect TAS
Director & Principal Architect
Launceston studio
A well-recognised architect in both the Tasmanian and broader community, Todd has worked on notable projects across residential, commercial, education and hospitality. He was the inaugural winner of the Tasmanian Emerging Architect prize, the Property Council of Australia Future Leader award and is a Graduate of the Tasmanian Leaders Program. He is practical and inquisitive and designs for buildability and performance.

Kylee Scott
B.Env Des, B.Arch (Hons), Registered Architect TAS
Director & Studio Manager
Hobart studio
An intricate map of Tasmanian family history drew Kylee to architecture. She felt captivated by places significant to her ancestors, from Great Depression era warehouses, to old family pubs, to mysterious homesteads linked to antique heirlooms. Each building’s story strengthened her connection to place and informed her sense of self from a very early age.

Peter Walker
B.Env Des, B.Arch (Hons), Registered Architect TAS
Director & Principal Architect
Hobart studio
Peter uses design to better understand the world around him. Each project is a chance to dive into something new, be it location, culture, material or experience.

Peter has extensive experience developing high profile tourism projects, with sensitive heritage sites and adaptive re-use of existing buildings.

Peter’s work on high profile tourism developments, sensitive heritage sites and adaptive reuse of existing structures has been highly awarded and internationally recognised.