VIC
Office & Factory

With over a decade of experience, Kumar steers Modscape’s design team in executing large–scale commercial projects.

As a registered architect, Kumar is highly skilled in design coordination, technical detailing, and standards compliance. He provides invaluable modular design advice to both external architects and Modscape clients alike.

At Modscape, Aaron oversees residential projects from initial design to completion. With a background in architecture, and deep understanding of construction processes, Aaron transforms ideas into detailed, quality, sustainable homes.

What’s your role at Modscape and what do you love about it?

I am the Residential Design Manager at Modscape, I oversee the residential projects throughout the documentation phase into construction. I love being able to take the conceptual designs produced by our in-house Architects and transform them into detailed high-end sustainable homes.

What inspired you to start a career in architecture?

Ever since I can remember I have always had a fascination with how things go together, from playing with Lego as a kid, to working on cars with my dad growing up. This quickly translated into a strong interest in design and construction and the relationship they share and the influence good design can have on the constructability and quality of the outcome, plus modules and Lego share a lot of similarities!

Any advice you would give to anyone starting out?

Never stop learning, and never be scared to explore new ideas.

If you could switch your job with anyone else within Modscape, whose job would you want?

It would have to be Jan’s of course!

Most memorable project you’ve worked on so far?

Bronte Beach, as featured on The Local Project, would have to top my list. This project was a lot of firsts for me, and proved a great learning experience. The final outcome speaks for itself.

As Managing Director, Jan has led Modscape from its founding to become a leader in the modular construction industry in Australia.

Jan’s passion for sustainability through design and modern methods of construction fuels the Modscape brand, values, and capabilities. He is involved in daily operations, overseeing all design, operational and business development matters. His extensive experience in the construction and architecture field also brings a solid understanding of complex projects of scale and strategic thinking – lending out-of-the-box projects to Modscape’s strengths.

Jan is also a founding member of PrefabAUS – an industry association set up to promote and develop the prefabricated construction industry in Australia.

Beneta’s journey at Modscape highlights her adaptability and dedication. Starting as an office manager, she quickly moved to sales manager, excelling in client relationships. When the chance to become an interior designer came up, her creative background made her a natural fit, showcasing her ability to thrive in diverse roles.

What’s your role at Modscape and what do you love about it?

As the residential interior designer,  I love seeing the uniqueness of each project we work on, and how the design evolves and emphasises the best elements of modular building.

What inspired you to start a career in design?

Design has always inspired me, from art, to fashion, interiors, architecture, and music. I think it’s all very connected. The interior architecture of a building is very important in enhancing a space – it’s more than just soft furnishing or paint colours. You can create a mood or ambience in a space by working with different materials, lighting, and flow.

Any advice you would give to your younger self or anyone starting out?

Just do what makes you happy! Don’t follow a career path because that’s what your meant to do, its your life so find work that nourishes you.

If you could switch your job with anyone else within Modscape, whose job would you want?

Hmm, I don’t think I would to be honest! But I wouldn’t mind swapping with the factory team for a day, I think I could pick up some useful building skills and maybe even drive the crane!