The Bond Commercial Building / fitzpatrick+partners

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Text description provided by the architects. The Bond is an innovative six-story engineered timber office building located in a suburban business park approximately 30km from Sydney.   The building integrates 10,500m2 of commercial office space, health consultation, and treatment rooms, a childcare facility, and a ground floor supporting retail uses.  It is the first of 3 buildings to edge a new food and beverage plaza precinct. The site is part of the Cumberland Plain, lands of the Dhargug Nation, being the inland Aboriginal peoples of the Sydney hinterland.  The original grasslands were rich in animals and plants and sustained these peoples for Millennia. The area was developed in the late 1700s as one of Australia’s first farms, with the actual building site being an early brickworks, creating the bricks for the expansion of the suburbs north of Sydney harbor in the 1950s. It has subsequently been redeveloped as a new residential and working park.

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Cite: "The Bond Commercial Building / fitzpatrick+partners" 22 Aug 2023. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1005653/the-bond-commercial-building-fitzpatrick-plus-partners> ISSN 0719-8884

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