Residential Design
Considered family homes, additions and renovations across the Riverina — designed around how you actually live.
- New homes
- Additions & alterations
- Concept to council
From a single-storey hillside residence at Lake Albert to a refurbished Catholic primary school, four selected projects show the breadth of work moving through the studio — residential, multi-residential and commercial alike.
A contemporary single-storey home set into a hillside — sweeping eaves, a balustraded deck and a quiet, considered street presence.
A heritage Federation home returned to its best, with new work that sits quietly behind the original red-brick gables and street fence.
A primary school refurbishment with a clean front entry, generous shaded forecourt and a refreshed assembly hall behind — a calm, durable setting for daily school life.
A two-storey unit development that holds a confident street edge with rendered walls and slatted timber gates — private courtyards behind for residents.
Whether it’s a private residence, a school refurbishment, a retail fitout or a multi-unit development, every Icono brief is treated with the same care for site, brief and budget — start to council approval.
Considered family homes, additions and renovations across the Riverina — designed around how you actually live.
Educational, retail and professional buildings — including the Sacred Heart Catholic School project in Wagga.
Townhouses, dual-occupancy and unit developments designed to hold their street edge with confidence.
Interior-architectural detailing — joinery, lighting, material schedules — coordinated with the build.
Retail and hospitality fitouts that read as one resolved space, designed for trade and for foot traffic.
Our process: initial consult, concept, design development, council documentation and submission — with you informed at every stage.
The Icono way
Icono has been designing homes, schools, retail fitouts and unit developments from a small Wagga studio since 2003. Founded by Rod McMullen — Accredited Building Designer No. 6262 (Medium Rise) — the practice now also includes Architectural Graduate Jared Milne (BArch Hons.).
The work covers residential, commercial, multi-residential and interiors. Project reach extends well beyond the Riverina — completed work spans Canberra, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, the NSW South Coast, Bendigo, Shepparton and as far north as Yeppoon. The approach hasn’t changed in twenty years: free initial consultation, written service agreement, principal involvement on every brief.
We cannot imagine a building of such appropriate and beautiful uniqueness without the outstanding architectural skills provided by Mr McMullen and the staff of Icono.
Award shortlistings, professional accreditation and the projects that the recognition came from. The work speaks first; the rest is supporting evidence.
Whether you’re at the back-of-an-envelope stage or ready to brief a project, the first conversation is on us. We’ll listen, walk you through how we work, and tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit.