Padre Brewing Co.

Padre Brewing Co.

Minutes away from the golden shores of Queensland’s buzzing Miami precinct, Padre Brewing reimagines the beachside brewery.

Colourful
Industrial
Casual
Australian
Brewery
Bar

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Padre Brewing Co.

As the first consumer-facing venue for Padre Brewing Co, we sought to set the tone for how the brand would translate into a physical, experiential environment. The design ultimately champions the brand’s colours – forest green and a warm red – used liberally throughout the brewery on walls, cabinetry and furniture. 

Central to the brief was a desire to celebrate the owners’ deep love for ‘90s pop culture. Above the main bar, custom shelving was installed to display their collections of nostalgic treasures (boombox, vinyl records, an original Buzz Lightyear toy); elsewhere, recesses were created to exhibit miscellanea such as raffle tokens, branded merchandise and more. We integrated light boxes to display menus, nodding to old school drive-in cinemas.

Colourful
Industrial
Casual
Australian
Brewery
Bar

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Padre Brewing Co.

Miami, QLD

406sqm

$2M

Spring 2025

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Kristian van der Beek

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Padre Brewing Co.
—A closer look

The site’s unique position on the largely industrial Ozone Parade allowed for both challenge and opportunity in connecting to the streetfront. With the brewery sitting quite recessed within a large plot of land, the challenge was to activate the street level. We introduced a welcoming forecourt that operates like a ‘front yard,’ drawing activity outward and establishing curb appeal.

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Padre Brewing Co.
—the details

The site’s unique position on the largely industrial Ozone Parade allowed for both challenge and opportunity in connecting to the streetfront. With the brewery sitting quite recessed within a large plot of land, the challenge was to activate the street level. We introduced a welcoming forecourt that operates like a ‘front yard,’ drawing activity outward and establishing curb appeal.