Maximum Effect With an Economy of Moves - BresicWhitney’s Rosebery Office by Chenchow Little

Stepping inside BresicWhitney’s Rosebery office is like entering another world, one which is defined by surprising combinations at every turn. Designed by Chenchow Little, the project could be described as industrial warehouse meets theatre stage, where velvet s-fold curtains on circular tracks alternately conceal and reveal to create a workspace unlike any other.

The Rosebery office is one of four projects Chenchow Little have designed for Sydney real estate firm BresicWhitney. Their working relationship began when Shannan Whitney approached Tony Chenchow and Stephanie Little to design BresicWhitney’s Darlinghurst office. In the foreword to the book Rosebery, which considers the relationship between the Rosebery office and the suburb’s past, Tony and Stephanie say: “We warned him that we had never designed an office before. He replied that that’s exactly what he’s after, fresh ideas. From that point forward, and working on the Darlinghurst project together, it was clearly evident that he was interested in architectural concepts and the big picture”.