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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 01:09 am
MELTON RAILWAY STATION | CONNECTING PEOPLE TO PLACE
A story of Country, culture and connection, brought to life through architectural design and precision craftsmanship.
We’re proud to share our recently completed work at Melton Railway Station, featuring intricate Aboriginal artwork designed by the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation.
Inspired by the story of Gurborra the Koala, the artwork reflects the cultural significance of the surrounding landscape, celebrating community, connection to Country and the waterways that sustain life.
Working alongside Genton, John Holland and Heritage Glass, Cutout transformed the original artwork into a series of custom CNC routed panels, carefully preserving its intricate patterns, lettering and cultural symbolism.
Manufactured from 5mm metal, with precision-routed detailing and a specialised textured finish, the installation brings depth, warmth and character to the station’s pedestrian through-link.
More than an architectural feature, it’s a lasting connection between people, story and place.
connecting people to place
Have a project in mind? We’d be happy to explore what’s possible, even at the earliest design stages.
And we’d love to hear your thoughts on this one.
A special shout out to @somahausstudio for their amazing work on the photography and videography 🙏 What do you think?
#ArchitecturalDesign #IndigenousArt #ArchitecturalMetalwork #CutoutScreens #PublicArt
A story of Country, culture and connection, brought to life through architectural design and precision craftsmanship.
We’re proud to share our recently completed work at Melton Railway Station, featuring intricate Aboriginal artwork designed by the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation.
Inspired by the story of Gurborra the Koala, the artwork reflects the cultural significance of the surrounding landscape, celebrating community, connection to Country and the waterways that sustain life.
Working alongside Genton, John Holland and Heritage Glass, Cutout transformed the original artwork into a series of custom CNC routed panels, carefully preserving its intricate patterns, lettering and cultural symbolism.
Manufactured from 5mm metal, with precision-routed detailing and a specialised textured finish, the installation brings depth, warmth and character to the station’s pedestrian through-link.
More than an architectural feature, it’s a lasting connection between people, story and place.
connecting people to place
Have a project in mind? We’d be happy to explore what’s possible, even at the earliest design stages.
And we’d love to hear your thoughts on this one.
A special shout out to @somahausstudio for their amazing work on the photography and videography 🙏 What do you think?
#ArchitecturalDesign #IndigenousArt #ArchitecturalMetalwork #CutoutScreens #PublicArt
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