As one of the CO-OP Studio Principals and a driving force leading the business, Clinton’s career success is testament to his commitment, expert attention to detail andcompleteunderstandingoftheentiredesignandconstructionprocess. Having invested heavily in his career as a high achiever, Clinton has gained qualifications of a Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Construction Management. Providing our clients with a seamless transition between the design and construction phases, supported by an unrivaled understanding of engineering and building service principles.
This specialist design knowledge as a key contributor to complex greenfield and brownfield projects, has seen Clinton directly involved in the design and construction of state-of-the-art facilities, being recognised through awards for excellence in Australia and internationally.
Clinton ensures a streamlined design process that delivers value for money to clients in the selection and definition of facility elements and implementation of appropriate future proofing measures.
Our client sought the creation of a Centre of Excellence that celebrated community, family and football. The project seeks to strengthen the Club’s family values, bringing together fans, staff, professional players, and the academy’s rising stars within this Centre of Excellence. the new Sky Park. In doing so, the project will bring together all parts […]
Peter Mathieson Pavilion is a multipurpose community facility for both general community use and local cricket and soccer clubs in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs. The new facility will not only provide a new sport and recreational building for the community but more so, a new focal point for Alex Nelson Reserve and the wider precinct. In […]
The Mildura Regional Sports Precinct is Mildura’s new sporting hub. Located on the southern fringe of the city, the Precinct is the focus of community sport in this heart of agriculture. The Precinct grounds take their place amongst some of the most fertile farmlands in Victoria, bound to the north by the Murray River, and […]
