Juicebox unifies Perth’s State Buildings’ eight websites into one digital platform

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Juicebox unifies Perth’s State Buildings’ eight websites into one digital platform

Perth-based design innovation agency Juicebox has launched a unified digital platform for the State Buildings.

 

Marking ten years since the precinct’s transformation into Western Australia’s central gathering place, the State Buildings is home to COMO The Treasury – recognised by Condé Nast Traveler as the best hotel in Australia – alongside acclaimed venues Wildflower, Post, Petition, Long Chim, hospitality, retail, and wellness spaces.

Previously, the precinct managed eight separate websites, which created confusion, diluted brand consistency, and caused operational strain. Working in partnership with the State Buildings, Juicebox designed and developed a unified platform built around real guest behavior: fast, mobile-first navigation that moves seamlessly from discovery to reservation.

Powered by a modern headless CMS, the platform gives the State Buildings team real-time content control across all venues. Automated workflows streamline administrative management. Importantly the new platform establishes a scalable, future-proofed foundation.

The platform translates the new brand identity developed by Melbourne-based TCYK into the digital space, providing an editorial canvas for the energetic, convivial photography captured by Chris Gurney.

The project builds on Juicebox’s growing reputation as a leading agency for luxury hospitality and tourism digital experience design. Following their recent Australian Web Award win in Tourism & Travel for boutique retreat The Floating Forest, the State Buildings launch further cements Juicebox’s capability to translate physical destinations into engaging, resonant digital platforms.

The new digital experience is now live at statebuildings.com

View the full case study here.

Juicebox services: Digital Strategy, Technical Consultancy, UX/UI Design, Technical Development, SEO

Image credit: Photography Chris Gurney. Digital Design Juicebox.