Wilkinson Eyre Wins Crown Sydney Hotel Resort Competition

Wilkinson Eyre Architects has won an international competition to design “Sydney’s next masterpiece.” Selected over three other shortlisted firms – Renzo Piano, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill, and KPF – the London-based practice will now be responsible for the design of a $1.5 billion sculptural icon to host a six-star Crown Sydney resort on a 6000-square-meter site in the inner-city waterfront precinct of Barangaroo.
Paling Fence House / NASA

Architects: NASA – National Architecture Space Administration
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Project Manager: Aldo Agustin
Year: 2013
Photographs: Nils Koenning
One One Eagle Street / Cox Rayner Architects

Architects: Cox Rayner Architects
Location: 111 Eagle Street, Brisbane, Australia
Area: 64,000 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Christopher Frederick Jones, Florian Groehn, Stefan Jannides, Leon McBride, Scott Needham
Lavender Bay Boatshed / Stephen Collier Architects

Architects: Stephen Collier Architects
Location: Sydney, Australia
Area: 315 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Peter Bennetts
Cosgriff House / Christopher Polly Architect

Architects: Christopher Polly Architect
Location: Annandale, Sydney, Australia
Area: 167.0 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Brett Boardman Photography
Ippudo Sydney / Koichi Takada Architects
Architects: Koichi Takada Architects
Location: Sydney, Australia
Construction Team: Bonar Interiors
Year: 2012
Photographs: Sharrin Rees
Freipost / ITN Architects

Architects: ITN Architects
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Architect In Charge: Aidan Halloran
Builder: MMD Constructions
Year: 2013
Photographs: Aidan Halloran
Victoria University – Exercise Science and Sport Precinct and Learning Commons / John Wardle Architects

Architects: John Wardle Architects
Location: Footscray, Victoria, Australia
Architects: John Wardle, Stefan Mee
Project Architect: Ben Beaumont
Area: 14,600 sqm
Year: 2010
Photographs: Trevor Mein
Chiswick Residence / Arki[vis]
Architects: Arki[vis]
Location: Chiswick, NSW Australia
Area: 1315.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Karl Beath
Blake Street / B.E ARCHITECTURE

Architects: B.E ARCHITECTURE
Location: Shoreham, Victoria, Australia
Builder: John Woodbridge
Consultants: Stantin Consulting (Structural), Phillip Chun & Associates (Building Surveyor)
Area: 520 sqm
Photographs: Peter Clarke
Queenscliff Residence / John Wardle Architects
Architects: John Wardle Architects
Location: Queenscliff, Victoria, Australia
Design Team: Diego Bekinschtein, Lauren Holland
Builder: Lyons Constructions Pty Ltd
Acoustic Consultant: Watson Moss Grocott Pty Ltd
Building Surveyor : Wilsmore Nelson Group Pty Ltd
Civil/Structural Engineering : TGM Group Pty Ltd
Landscape Architecture : Digby Moran Lanscapes
Mechanical Engineering : Cortese Consultants Pty Ltd
Quantity Surveyor : Prowse Quantity Surveyors Pty Ltd
Town Planning : Hansen Partnership Pty Ltd
Area: 665.0 sqm
Year: 2010
Photographs: Trevor Mein
Fairhaven Residence / John Wardle Architects

Architects: John Wardle Architects
Location: Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia
Project Team: John Wardle, Andy Wong, Diego Bekinschtein, Chloe Lanser, Robert Kolac, James Juricevich
Area: 430 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Trevor Mein
Elizabeth Beach House / Bourne Blue Architecture

Architects: Bourne Blue Architecture
Location: Elizabeth Beach, Australia
Project Architects: Claire Lavis, Shane Blue
Area: 264 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Courtesy of Bourne Blue Architecture
Dragonfly / Built-Environment Practice

Architects: Built-Environment Practice
Location: Broken Head, NSW, Australia
Architect In Charge: Chris Knapp
Area: 48 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Owen McGoldrick
Thebarton Community Centre / MPH Architects

Architects: MPH Architects
Location: South Road, Thebarton, Adelaide, Australia
Area: 2,898 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: David Sievers
Orange Regional Museum Winning Proposal / Crone Partners

Organically revealing itself from the ground, the Crone Partners‘ winning design for the Orange Regional Museum aims to respectfully integrate a new building and program to the existing cultural precinct. Additionally, the architects intend to create a new identity whilst strengthening current civic conditions within the site. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Profile House / Black Line One X Architecture Studio

Architects: Black Line One X Architecture Studio
Location: Brunswick East, Melbourne, Australia
Area: 83 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Peter Bennetts
UNSW Alumni Park Competition Entry / ASPECT Studios

ASPECT Studios, in collaboration with Choi Ropiha Fighera, Barbara Flynn Grounds, ARUP, Deuce Design and People for Places and Spaces, was recently selected as one of five finalists by the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in a design competition for Alumni Park. In an effort to reconnect the University’s spatial hierarchy and movement patterns, the architects provide clearly articulated wayfinding and circulation routes with the new 2ha ‘Social Spine’. More images and architects’ description after the break.
The Braggs / BVN Architecture

Architects: BVN Architecture
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
Client: University of Adelaide
Year: 2013
Photographs: John Gollings
Where?House / SASHIMI architecture + design
Architects: SASHIMI architecture + design
Location: The Argus, Melbourne, Australia
Production Team: Sasha Hadjimouratis, Starr Guzman, Kevin Karlberg, Steve Ward, Louis McCoy
Year: 2012
Photographs: Christine Francis Photography
Green Square Library Competition Entry / John Wardle Architects + ASPECT Studios

Part park, part urban square and part garden, the public realm of the Green Square Library proposal is a unique landscape offering to this new urban community and is an exemplar of contemporary community public space design and place making. Designed by John Wardle Architects and landscape architects ASPECT Studios, the public realm is designed to integrate with the program of the library building and facilitate a richness of public experiences and moods by changing scales and tempos. More images and architects’ description after the break.




































































