New Sydney architecture projects with New South Wales building news and architectural images, plus NSW architects background. Sydney building news from across this city in South East Australia, featuring the interesting contemporary properties.
Located in the heart of Sydney’s central business district, Snøhetta has designed Aesop’s largest store to date. This shop is a result of the spirit of Sydney infused in the ambience and mission of Aesop.
Typically, Sydney’s southern Sussex Street precinct is the home of historic masonry warehouse buildings. But the new Mosaic Apartments building by Tony Owen Partners seeks to fit in by making a colourful statement.
Designed by BVN the John B. Fairfax Learning Centre, aspires to position the State Library as an excellent learning destination, by providing a fun, flexible and agile space allowing the children
Designed by Hogg&Lamb, Duck&Rice features large-scale design elements, like the Lantern Room and Bar, act as visual markers, translated by patrons through imagery shared across social media platforms.
David Mitchell Architects designed the fit-out of a Sri Lankan restaurant & bar, Lankan Filling Station, based in inner Sydney. The brief required an open kitchen with seating, a bar area with seating, and diners in a long, narrow space.
The Fundamental House project by Sandbox Studio is a compact ‘forever house’ designed for a couple of retirees. Its environmental design and space-efficient planning make good use of the site, allowing them to live near their children.
SOM, Architectus, and Dexus Property Group, along with Australian civic and business leaders, marked the the completion and opening of 100 Mount Street, a 39-story glass-enclosed mixed-use tower in the heart of North Sydney’s Central Business District.
The 75 Myrtle Street building has now been remodeled by Tonkin Zulaikha Greer into three purpose built offices located either side of a central courtyard.
Rolf Ockert Design’s design process of Clovelly House took a complex journey due to several defining key issues inherent to the site, ended up going through some radically different sketch options before settling one.
Designed by MASQ architecture, Cremorne Apartments sits on a prominent corner block at the intersection of two busy roads. The building mitigates the impact on its residents and provide a sense of enclosure to ameliorate its exposed setting.
Australia’s New South Wales Minister for the Arts, Don Harwin announced the six design teams shortlisted for the landmark new Powerhouse Precinct at Parramatta, Sydney.
The Disco Volante Roof Top Bar was designed by Tony Owen and is being developed by the Ausino Group. Nelson House is an iconic heritage building being Sydney’s first steel frame high rise building.
Interiors of Exhibit House transformed by Stukel Architecture into a sensual place of residence – living amongst a private art collection, luxury home meets gallery: luxury contemporary New South Wales residence.
MHN. Design Union’s underlying design intent for Hewlett Street House was to explore the notion of “prospect and refuge” within a contemporary family house and then to apply the idea to a site near Bronte Beach, Sydney.
Redesigned by Nobbs Radford Architects, the Riverview House, wasn’t functioning for the clients. They didn’t need any more space, but needed the space to work better for their patterns of life and how they lived as a family.
This 6-bedroom New South Wales waterfront property design by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects spans 3 levels. The social spaces in the house are elevated – living, kitchen and dining – whilst the lower level’s private spaces open onto the garden and sea view.
AR-MA worked with architects FJMT, Façade Engineers ARUP and Empire Glass to design and detail the facade systems for the awning, internal soffit, sloping glazing and composite entry canopy at 580 George Street Facade in Sydney, NSW.