We were building the Sawmill House and wanted something that supported a space that told its own narrative. We wanted a minimal light that encouraged the architecture, already rich with material, to speak, breathe and age gracefully.
Working with local brass millers, glass fabricators and woodworkers, the Highline is available in satin or antique patina brass, with American walnut timber and high quality LED technology. With both up and down lighting, and dimmer compatibility (switchDIM + Phase Cut), it allows for both bright task lighting and subtle illumination.
Designed to disappear, the Highline can sit effortlessly in a variety of interior environments and be used in a variety of uses, encouraging the architecture to speak for itself.
Uplighting and downlighting are powered by a single driver and cannot be switched independently. Brass is a material that ages uniquely from piece to piece, therefore colour changes over time may appear unevenly along the pendant length, dependant on each unique home environment.
These changes are not faults, but characteristics to celebrate.
View additional imagery of the Highline pendant direct from our Instagram here.
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Important
All pendants come with American Walnut end blocks. If you’re ordering a black or white powder coated pendant and would like corresponding end blocks (white/white, black/black), let us know in the comments box at checkout. Please note this is not an option for satin and antique patina brass pendants.
Australia shipping is via Toll, using the following flat rates:
Greater Melbourne region – $150 inc GST
Interstate (NSW, SA, ACT, TAS, QLD, VIC) – $200 inc GST
Interstate (NT, WA) – $350 inc GST
New Zealand shipping via DHL Express – $450
We ship worldwide, if you’re purchasing from outside Australia or New Zealand please contact us directly for a formal quote: products@archier.com.au.
ARCHIER is an architectural practice with studios in Hobart and Melbourne. We work across residential and commercial sectors and have a particular interest in the relationship between architecture and landscape. We are a privately owned company and have four principals. One of our four directors is also Landscape Architect and this gives us a unique skill-set to work seamlessly across the two domains of Architecture and Landscape.
We work across a range of scales; for a range of clients. Our work encompasses residential, commercial and government architecture; public and private landscape projects; as well as the design and manufacture of furniture and lighting products
Our innovative designs are focused on material honesty, thermal performance and constructability, as we strive for affordable and responsive architecture that contributes to the public domain.
We are interested in projects that span architecture, urban design and landscape and embrace the mantra that design is delivery. Our practice utilises BIM extensively to automate and streamline our design work-flow and we are increasingly leveraging BIM to not only aid and support the delivery and construction of our work; we are also using it directly with Off Site Manufacturers to automate the production of timber based floor, wall and roof elements directly from the coordinated design model.
Our directors have over 25 years of combined industry experience and were drawn together to create an inclusive practice that is truly outcome orientated. We have won awards across a range of disciplines connected to the built environment that recognise our design excellence and innovation, along with our commitment to sustainable buildings and the environment.
As a practice, we have worked on large scale commercial projects with a construction value in excess of $100M through Joint Venture arrangements with Hayball Architects and we have lead multidisciplinary teams for complex commercial projects over $5M in value.
We relish the opportunity to work collaboratively with clients and large project teams to incorporate specialist knowledge and expertise into our work. We are data driven and focused on quality project outcomes. We have proven project experience leading complex projects in sensitive environments and have been recognised for our contextual approach to design.
We have also been awarded for our approach to sustainability and always seek not only to optimise the thermal performance of our buildings, but also to consider the life cycle cost of our material choices.