GALLERIES
A compliment to the school’s Reggio Emilia philosophy of learning.
A catalyst for unity, identity and engagement among students.
An amalgamation of community facilities with a particular focus surrounding the activities and support programs for young people.
Designed by the international firm; Grimshaw and photographed by Rhiannon Slatter.
A sanctuary in an often windy cemetery; a soothing interior space created by playing with a rich selection of materials, colours and details.
An iconic, flexible and ecologically-sustainable facility referencing its historical context.
Contextually, this project is about an amalgamation of people from diverse backgrounds and experiences but with a shared origin.
Designed by Peddle Thorpe Architects & built by Ireland Brown Construction; photographed by Rhiannon Slatter.
Designed by Melbourne-based MGS Architects; photographed By Rhiannon Slatter.
A confident, solo addition; a glazed atrium dining room joining the juxtaposing spaces, bestowing the light to all spaces literally and metaphorically.
In Sydney’s inner-west, this project required sub-dividing an existing property and building three fresh dwellings in a conservation area.
A freestanding household encompassing the addition of a modern element complimenting the original Californian bungalow.
This site is located in Sydney’s northern beaches encompassing a 1:1 slope and panoramic beach views, which inspired the form of the design.
The main challenge for the brief was developing an airy home on a south facing block. The solution was a transforming, twisted roof window.
From the outset of this project, the goal was to minimize waste removal and re-use demolition material.
Blandford, being Art Deco, is a heritage listed post-war house. The goal for the brief was to recombine three separate flats back into a single dwelling.
Located in Randwick, this development comprised the restoration of a Federation Queen Anne-style house & a rear addition of minimal capacities.
The client bought an available lot on Sydney’s northern beaches to construct a beach house for retirement, as well as, to enjoy with their family.
This minor but enjoyable project encompassed the makeover of the backend of a simple post-war suburban bungalow.
A handcrafted, freedom sculpt from solid Walnut. Only a limited edition of 9 are available. The nature of this piece means each distinctive piece is unique.