Richard… The Richard Crookes team worked in conjunction with UTS management, t he architects, consultants and subcontractors to deliver this world class building with exceptional finishes. This project is an expression...
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G & C… The building at 1 Pulman Street was built in the 1860’s to serve as Berry's first store. Later on it was used as Berry's first hospital. The building is in...
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Belmadar… The Council baths on the Western side of the Balmain peninsular were originally built in 1882. They are the oldest remaining example of an enclosed tidal pool in Sydney Harbour...
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FDC… The new Flagship (store) is located in Sydney. The original building dates from 1916 and was constructed as a printing office for The Daily Telegraph newspaper. Later it was occupied...
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Multiplex… Shell House – Brookfield Place Sydney Brookfield Place comprises 3 buildings in the city of Sydney; - Shell House - restoration - Beneficial House - restoration - 10 Carrington St...
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Stephen… This impressive building is the first mass timber school constructed in Australia and used the latest European timber technology from Germany, Switzerland and Austria. It involved the design, fabrication and...
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SHAPE… This is a truly exceptional installation of a suspended timber staircase, ceiling and wall panelling extending over four levels with the added enhancement of glass balustrades and is a credit...
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… Located on the corner of Martin Place and Elizabeth Street in Sydney’s CBD, 50 Martin Place was constructed between 1925 and 1928, and is one of the most important examples...
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FDC… Macquarie University – 1CC Graduation Hall. Tasmanian Blackwood timber veneer paneling was used throughout lining the walls and ceilings in an intentional, mis-matched pattern which comprised of 600m2 of wall...
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John… The Glenfield to Leppington Rail Line Project (GLRL) consists of the provision of – • A new 11.4km rail link from Glenfield to Leppington. • Two new stations located at...
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