Sydney architecture projects with New South Wales building news and architectural images, plus NSW architects offices. Find innovative buildings from across this city in South East Australia, featuring interesting contemporary properties.
Design by Fox Johnston Architects. In an area where many houses are monumental, inward looking and truly ‘larger than life’, this family home overlooking Sydney’s iconic Balmoral Beach presents as something of a paradox
Design: WilkinsonEyre. The NSW Planning Assessment Commission has approved, subject to conditions, the applications for the modification of the approved concept plan for Barangaroo, and for the construction of the Crown Sydney Hotel Resort at Bangaroo South.
Enter Projects commissioned by Primo for Lot 1 Café & Restaurant, located at 20 York Street, Sydney CBD in the ground floor and basement of the 950sqm John Solomon building.
Design: The Evolved Architectural Eclectic Limited. The architecture develops a triangular-shaped site containing two civic buildings – built in 1964 and 1970. A central open atrium provides indirect sun light and natural ventilation which saves energy costs.
Design: Foolscap Studio. Noma Australia is a temporary restaurant for Noma Copenhagen sited within the sculptural Anadara building in Sydney Australia’s Bangaroo precinct on the western edge of Sydney Harbour.
Landmark civic building Design: Kengo Kuma & Associates, Architects. Sydney’s skyline is set for more cranes and a rooftop bar with the development of the Darling Exchange, in the heart of the $3.4 billion transformation of Darling Harbour.
Design: Tony Owen Partners Architects. Breeze is a boutique waterfront apartment development located on the waterfront atin Drummoyne next to Peppercorn Park. It contains 11 units, a marina, pool and basement parking.
Design: Grimshaw Architects / BVN. The first high-tech, high-rise public school is to be built in Australia’s New South Wales, through an investment of more than AUD 100 million. Global construction consultancy Turner & Townsend is to provide full cost management services and advisory for this project.
Design: BVN Architecture. Sydney’s premier international tennis tournament was once again impacted by heat and rain, continuing a summer tradition of play being affected by Sydney’s ever-more extreme summer weather. Drenching rain and over 35 degree temperatures forced players from court.
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