Wertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects

Wertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects - Windows, Brick — © Derek Swalwell

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Architects: Kerstin Thompson Architects
Photographs:Derek Swalwell
Manufacturers: LOCKER GROUP
Land Surveyor: Bosco Jonson, Absolute Surveying
Lighting: Cardno
Town Planning: Contour Consulting
Construction Team: Lend Lease
ESD: Murchie Consulting
Services Engineer: Murchie Consulting
Landscape Architect: Oculus
Structural Engineer: Robert Bird Group
Quantity Surveyor: WT Partnership

Wertheim Factory Conversion / Kerstin Thompson Architects - Windows, Facade — © Derek Swalwell

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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Published on June 23, 2014

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