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Construction will soon begin on a stylish new cafe and improved access works, designed by Andrew Burns Architecture, at heritage-listed Hyde Park & Museum Station, in the historic context of Hyde Park, Sydney’s premier landscape space.
Luigi Rosselli Architects designed the wraparound swimming pool which plays the starring role in the alterations and additions and has become the architectural pivot that binds one hundred years of history.
Design: Candalepas Associates, architects. Mamre Anglican School is a low fee paying private school in a lower socio-economic area of western sydney. At the beginning of the design process the school was growing in numbers and provided education up to year 10.
Design: Luigi Rosselli Architects. Designed for an uncluttered and relaxed family life the house layout is very simple and quite cartesian in plan except for one sinuous wall overhanging the driveway.
Day Bukh Architects believe that a green home’s success can be determined as a measure of receptiveness and contribution to its local and wider environment.
Architects: Hindley & Co. The aim with thiso delicately preserve and enhance an emotional connection to the existing house and landscape to create a delightful, airy and characterful house.
Architect : Rogers, Stirk, Harbour, and Partners. Working on top of ARUP’s structural steel frame, AR-MA worked with ARC Roofing to design, fabricate, assemble, and install, the roof modules, finished with flat-lock zinc panel, within exceptionally tight tolerances.
As part of Australia’s largest annual light festival, The Buchan Group has created, re/FRACTION – an installation that shoots glittering, refracted light across Martin Place’s landmark Lloyd Rees water fountain during Sydney’s 2017 Vivid festival.
Design: Tzannes architects. Construction of Australia’s first, and currently the world’s tallest engineered timber commercial building, International House Sydney, is now complete at Barangaroo South in Sydney and the building is preparing to welcome its new commercial and retail tenants.
Design: Madeleine Blanchfield Architects. The clients required a new home in a heritage conservation area in Sydney’s East. The challenge then lay in concealing a large and contemporary two storey home behind part of a single storey federation frontage.
Architect : Harry Seidler & Associates. The façade, which sweeps the expanse of the new development at 225 George Street, reflects the surrounding high rise buildings in its mirror surfaces, providing a marker for Seidler’s iconic building at street level.
Architects: Grant Associates. Grant Associates’ designs for two-hectares of public realm at Barangaroo South revealed, as next phase of Sydney’s landmark waterfront development is submitted to planners.
Design: Frost*collective with Neeson Murcutt Architects. The redevelopment of the existing pool is part of a larger scheme that has seen enormous improvements to this area of the city and the experiences available to visitors, including the upgrade of the park and community facilities.
Design: Frost*collective with Joey Ho and Patrick Leung of PalDesign Architects. Built around best practices for early childhood education through the lense of play, NUBO supports play and educational growth through exploration and connection.
As the Lead Designer, Benoy will oversee the design of the major redevelopment of David Jones’ iconic Elizabeth Street store in the heart of Sydney’s CBD.
Architects: Tribe Studio. A 1930s bungalow in a leafy Sydney suburban area is adapted for the times with a garden pavilion and a series of decorative flourishes, reducing its footprint and accommodating the new program in an extended gable roof form.
Design: Rolf Ockert Architect. Seen from the street the house appears minimal. Set on a large block falling towards the harbour beach reserve many layers of living spaces are revealed as one progresses through the house.