project
Fleurieu Milk
| Client | Flurieu Milk Company |
| Location | Myponga, SA |
| Completion Year | 2025 |
| Sector | Agriculture |
| Commercial | |
| Tourism |
| Project Manager |
Dave Bennett
Director, Senior Architect
Bennett Architecture’s design for the Fleurieu Milk tourism destination creates a family-friendly hub celebrating the brand’s regional heritage. The proposal features a welcoming visitor centre, flexible event space for markets and workshops, and landscaped outdoor areas with picnic zones and interactive play. Inspired by the agricultural landscape, the design includes walking trails and lookouts to showcase sustainable farming practices, reinforcing Fleurieu Milk’s identity while offering an engaging rural experience for locals and visitors.
Key objectives
Design integrates a welcoming visitor centre that showcases the Fleurieu Milk story, production process, and community roots.
Landscaped outdoor areas provide picnic zones and interactive play spaces, encouraging families to relax and engage with the surroundings.
Walking trails and lookouts offer opportunities for visitors to explore the site while learning about sustainable farming practices.
Project Story
Bennett Architecture's proposed design for the Fleurieu Milk tourism destination celebrates the brand’s longstanding connection to the region through a thoughtfully curated, family-friendly experience. The design integrates a welcoming visitor centre that showcases the Fleurieu Milk story, production process, and community roots. A flexible event space is central to the proposal, accommodating seasonal markets, farm-to-table dinners, and educational workshops. Landscaped outdoor areas provide picnic zones and interactive play spaces, encouraging families to relax and engage with the rural environment. The design emphasises connection to place with materials and forms inspired by the surrounding agricultural landscape. Walking trails and lookouts offer opportunities for visitors to explore the site while learning about sustainable farming practices. The project reinforces Fleurieu Milk’s regional identity while creating a vibrant tourism hub for locals and visitors alike.
