Quay Quarter Tower Sydney
Design: 3XN Architects. Final Development Approval for the new Quay Quarter Tower. The project is the most ambitious building designed by a Danish architect in the city since Utzon’s famed Opera House.
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Design: 3XN Architects. Final Development Approval for the new Quay Quarter Tower. The project is the most ambitious building designed by a Danish architect in the city since Utzon’s famed Opera House.
Design: Tony Owen Partners, Architects. A 16 storey apartment building located in the bustling heart of Sydney’s CBD: the building contains 55 luxury apartments, retail and office space.
Design: BVN. They include Sydney’s tallest apartment building the Greenland Centre in Pitt Street, Sydney and the redevelopment of the Brisbane Racing Club with Mirvac.
Design: Luigi Rosselli Pty Ltd – Architects. The best response to designing a home on a bland and anodyne site is to bring a suitcase of memories; familiar, traditional building forms that one feels comfortable with to provide a modern architecture that is reinforced by collective memory and is not unsettling.
Design: Corben Architects. The Mosman House comprises a two storey garage structure with guest accommodation and a gymnasium, a three storey home and a boatshed
Design by Corben Architects. This substantial alterations and additions project has transformed an elevated and highly exposed west-facing waterfront double block into a private oasis encapsulating the peace and tranquillity of its setting
The home design by Corben Architects response to this building capitalizes on this aspect and incorporates largely glazed facades on 3 sides while the fourth side is opaque and contains the service and utility areas.
Design: Fox Johnston Architects. Construction has started on this 74-place early education and care centre for children aged from 6 weeks to 6 years of age. the design breathes new life into the old building by revealing its structure.
The Alpha by Tony Owen Partners has recently been completed. Located in Lewisham on the fringe of the Sydney city centre, the Alpha forms the cornerstone of the new McGill master plan prepared by TOP.
Bates Smart’s latest multi-residential project, for Defence Housing Australia (DHA), is an exemplar of how to build marketable housing that is functional, energy efficient and beautiful.
Core to the proposition is the amenity embodied in the plan. The architectural composition in the plan enables amenity to adjacent properties by seeking a departure from the street-wall forms at its key intersection.
Alfalfa House is a not-for-profit cooperative that aims to provide minimally packaged and minimally processed, affordable, wholesome, organic food to its members.
With a concept that satisfies the urban dweller’s desire for functional accommodation with the edge of a hip hotel but the comfort of a glamorous home, this penthouse is the Sydney pad for the informed luxury seeker.
The Elliott Ripper House presents an appropriately simple and direct extrapolation of an existing archetypal form within a sustainably modest footprint.
Architects: CHROFI. The vision is exceptional in that rather than planting a fast growing crop, various hardwoods of the region have been chosen to establish a rainforest landscape that will take generations to mature. The hardwoods will be tended to maturity and then selectively harvested, the long lifespan of the trees meaning a wait of between 50 and 300 years before the various species fully mature.
The client for the Mona Vale House has a long standing interest in building sustainability developed through working at the Sustainable Energy Development Authority, a government agency in sustainability.
The Narrabeen House is located on the edge of Narrabeen Lagoon and is fortunate to have outlook across water to an untouched island dense with casuarinas.