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.
One Shelley Street vision was to reframe the requirements and performance of the 21st Century office. On behalf of the Macquarie Group, Clive Wilkinson Architects, as design architect and Woods Bagot as executive architect.
Summer, sand and seashells were the inspiration for the set designed by Chris Bosse LAVA and Amanda Henderson Gloss Creative for Myer Spring Summer 11 Collections Launch held in Sydney.
This project is prominently located in the heart of Surry Hills, an inner-city suburb of Sydney whose community is characterised by a diversity of age, income and cultural backgrounds.
The Mint Project is the transformation of one of Sydney’s oldest and most precious historical sites on Macquarie Street into a new meaningful public place formed and characterised as much by the carefully inserted contemporary buildings as the conserved and adapted heritage structures.
Construction has commenced on the new headquarters for United Cargo Services headquartes at Condell Park in Sydney by Tony owen Partners. This project involves a new façade to an existing commercial building.
‘Tower Skin’ offers a unique opportunity to transform the identity, sustainability and interior comfort of a once state-of-the-art building and can easily be applied to 1960s icons across the world.
Quay Grand forms the southernmost building of the East Circular Quay project. The main foyer is located off Macquarie Street with a hotel style reception, and leads into a series of public spaces, including restaurants, bars, conference and recreational facilities.
When the Masonic Centre was completed in 1979 it was without the commercial office tower that was a major element of the original design concept.
This development consists of a 35 level commercial tower and 4 level 1,250 seat recital hall, located in the Martin Place precinct. The tower form has been designed to conform to planning controls on setbacks, heights and urban relationships.
This family house faces onto views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. The house explores the maximisation of light, space, ventilation and views on a tight sight. We are exploring a more environmentally sensitive form of design called ‘micro design’.
More than just a project for Sydney, the NSW Government considers Barangaroo a site of State significance and will retain ownership and control to ensure that its renewal is managed for, and on behalf of, the public of New South Wales.
This house was designed for a client in Sydney’s inner west. The client is a concrete contractor who planned to build the house himself. As a result the house was designed to make maximum use of concrete and solid construction.
Ivy Sydney Bar + Restaurant: A venue unlike any other, Sydney’s Ivy is not only a hit with the city’s socialites (such as Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman for example) but is garnering design awards in the southern hemisphere as an urban playground.
Designed by HASSELL, the new $92m Kolling Building for Research & Education is the first project to be completed in the redevelopment of the entire Royal North Shore Hospital Campus.
A spectacular architectural installation of green Lycra inspired by the geometries of plants, spider webs and soap bubbles has taken over five levels of the central atrium of Customs House in Sydney, Australia.
The showroom is a showcase enhancing the vehicles displayed. It reflects a ‘lifestyle’; showrooms must do more than display vehicles, they must reflect the qualities conveyed in the cars; fun, movement, technology, dynamics, luxury.
Lumière Residences and Fraser Suites are separate towers, together forming the ‘Regent Place’ development. Lumière is the taller and more prominently positioned, so has a more ‘landmark’ quality.