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Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Gentry

A unique history and plenty of space for hobbies and storage set the Gentry apart from other residential buildings in this inner-city neighbourhood.

A unique history and plenty of space for hobbies and storage set the Gentry apart from other residential buildings in this inner-city neighbourhood. Credit: Martin Mischkulnig. Source: SJB Architects
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Coterie

Just a block from bustling Willoughby Road in the Crows Nest town centre, Coterie has been thoughtfully designed with natural materials, open spaces and plants to improve pedestrian experience in the area.

Just a block from bustling Willoughby Road in the Crows Nest town centre, Coterie has been thoughtfully designed with natural materials, open spaces and plants to improve pedestrian experience in the area. Credit: PBD Architects. Source: PBD Architects
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Contour

The 9 apartments developed at Contour in Cronulla combine coastal lifestyle with urban living, contributing to local biodiversity through native landscaping.

The 9 apartments developed at Contour in Cronulla combine coastal lifestyle with urban living, contributing to local biodiversity through native landscaping. Credit: Tom Ferguson. Source: PBD Architects
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Darling & Cambridge

Sitting above a retail space in the heart of Rozelle, Darling & Cambridge combines Sydney’s architectural history with modern convenience.

Sitting above a retail space in the heart of Rozelle, Darling & Cambridge combines Sydney’s architectural history with modern convenience. Credit: Luke Butterly. Source: nettletontribe
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Cowper Street Housing

The terrace-style homes at Cowper Street have been designed for durability and flexible living arrangements. The development is compliant with the solar access provisions of the Apartment Design Guide.

The terrace-style homes at Cowper Street have been designed for durability and flexible living arrangements. Credit: Brett Boardman. Source: Architecture AND
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Alma Residences

Alma Residences has given local businesses continuity and provided a new kind of residential development in New Lambton. It has done this while respecting and referencing a neighbouring, historic Art Deco building.

Alma Residences has given local businesses continuity and provided a new kind of residential development in New Lambton. Credit: McKean Photo. Source: CKDS Architecture
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Majestic Theatre Apartments

The Majestic Theatre Apartments project – once a cinema and rollerskating rink – celebrates the site’s rich history by integrating restored and recycled features into its modern design.

The Majestic Theatre Apartments project – once a cinema and rollerskating rink – celebrates the site’s rich history by integrating restored and recycled features into its modern design. Credit: Brett Boardman. Source: Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Kitty Doyle Apartments

Kitty Doyle Apartments creates amenity and gives residents a safe and pleasant environment with landscape spaces and communal areas. The development will serveserves as a prototype for others of its kind.

Kitty Doyle Apartments creates amenity and gives residents a safe and pleasant environment with landscape spaces and communal areas. Credit: Brett Boardman. Source: Jackson Teece
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Solis

Making the most of its coastal location, the apartments at Solis provide views of the ocean and plenty of outdoor space to strengthen the connection to nature.

This apartment building in a Sydney southern beachside suburb stands apart from its neighbours, using sleek urban sculptural forms and urban materials to carve out a different, more urban, way of living by the sea. Credit: Brett Boardman. Source: Studio Johnston
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Vance at Harold Park – Precinct 5

The design of Precinct 5 has considered the local history and context, amenity and sustainability. Bicycle paths, rainwater tanks and electric car charging facilities help to lower the carbon footprint of residents.

The use of brick is a historical reference to the heritage tram sheds and railway viaducts nearby, offering a handcrafted complement to the surrounding precincts. Credit: Murray Fredericks Photography. Source: PTW Architects