Wertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects

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  • Practice Team: Kerstin Thompson, Scott Diener, Laurence Dragomir, Tim Heron, Julian Patterson, Sarah Lake, Jacqui Alexander, Ben Pakulsky, Lynn Chew, Kelley Mackay, Chris Kelly, Amy Hurren, William Samuels, Michael Archibald, Claire Humphreys, Jamie Patterson, Andre Ullal
  • Heritage Consultant: Bryce Raworth
  • Access Consultant: One Group
  • Fire Engineer: JP Fire
  • Acoustic Engineer: Renzo Tonin
  • Waste Management: Leigh Design
  • Building Surveyor: Philip Chun
  • City: Melbourne
  • Country: Australia
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Text description provided by the architects. The Wertheim Factory (1909) is a listed building of historic significance. Its redevelopment by Lend Lease introduces a mixture of residential, community and retail use into this substantial brick building, originally designed by Nahum Barnet and previously the home of the Wertheim piano factory, Heinz and GTV Nine.

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Cite: "Wertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects" 23 Jun 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/517640/wertheim-factory-conversion-kerstin-thompson-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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