News July 2026

If you have been following along, you will know the story so far. We moved on Building C 6 at the Free Form development on Watt Road, Mornington, because the design philosophy of the place matched the way we have always tried to run Agile IT (our new home at Free Form). Then we watched the shell go up, panel by panel (watching the new office take shape). This is the next chapter: the inside is being finished.

The change since the last visit is the one you feel rather than see from the street. The ceilings and lights are in. The glass partitions that split the upstairs into working spaces are standing, and the floor goes down soon. Stand in the middle of it now and it reads as an office, not a building site, with a big window looking west over the road to the trees and the sunset behind them.

The view west from an upstairs window at Free Form, Mornington at sunset, an orange sky over the road, palms and the neighbouring buildings
The view west at sunset. The reason we kept going on about that window.

The C is lit, and there is a proper kitchen

Two small things made it feel real on the last visit. The first was the illuminated C above the entrance switching on at dusk. The second was the kitchen going in, with a stone benchtop and room to actually make someone a coffee, the way you would at home. Both are small. Both matter to us.

The illuminated C signage above the Building C entrance at Free Form, Mornington, glowing at dusk with the fitted-out interior visible through the glass
The C lights up now. A small thing that made it feel real.
The new office kitchenette during fit-out, stone benchtop, stainless steel mixer tap and cabinetry installed
A kitchen, not a kitchenette. Enough to make a proper coffee.

Upstairs, the working spaces are in

The glass partitions we mentioned last time are standing now, and upstairs reads as a set of proper rooms rather than one big shell. The offices are framed in black-edged glass so the light carries right through, and the open area faces west over the road to the trees. It is starting to look like somewhere you would actually want to sit and work.

A glass-partitioned private office upstairs at Free Form, Mornington, black-framed glass walls and door, blue carpet, during fit-out
One of the glass-walled offices upstairs.
Another glass-partitioned office upstairs, black-framed glass with a window out to the neighbouring building, blue carpet
Black-framed glass, so the light carries right through.
The open upstairs workspace at Free Form, Mornington during fit-out, blue carpet and a large west-facing window, a tradesperson assembling desk frames on the floor
The open workspace coming together, with the desks going in.

Still a working site

We are being honest about where things are at. There are still trades on site, still a boom lift out the front, still a snag list. That is what the final stretch of a fit-out looks like, and we would rather show it than pretend the doors are already open.

A boom lift and a worker in high-vis finishing the upper facade of Building C at Free Form, Mornington, at dusk
Final-stretch work on the facade. Nearly, but not quite.
The downstairs space at Free Form, Mornington still being finished, set but unpainted plasterboard ceiling and a bare concrete floor
Downstairs is a step behind, the ceiling set, the floor still to come.

The deck out the front

The part we did not fully picture from the plans is the shared space. Free Form was designed with landscaped common areas and an on-site cafe rather than a row of dark sheds, and the curved communal deck out the front is now taking shape. It is the kind of place you can imagine having a conversation on, which was the whole point of choosing here.

The curved communal timber deck at Free Form, Mornington, with young palms and the shared pavilion behind, taking shape during landscaping
The communal deck and landscaping taking shape, winter 2026.

Almost open

We are close now. When the fit-out is finished and the doors are ready to open at C6/41 Watt Road, Mornington, we will let everyone know properly. The business has not missed a beat through any of this: the phones are answered, the tickets are worked, and the team is doing the same standard of work it always has, just from the current office until this one is ready.

Building C and the neighbouring units at Free Form, Mornington lit up at dusk, the C sign glowing above the C6 entrance and the row of units running down the drive
From the drive at dusk, with the neighbours. It already looks like somewhere you would want to visit.

If you have been a client through some or all of the last nineteen years, you will get an invite when we open. The kettle will be on. Bring stories.

— Linden & Letecia Jackson