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Botany Road Residential Complex / Candalepas Associates

Bianca Valentina Roșescu — Fri, 15 Jul 2022 00:00:00 +0000

Botany Road is composed of two multi-residential projects offering generous interiors that utilize space and maximize natural light. Running parallel to one another, they vary in scale, material, composition, orientation, and density.

Infinity Residential Building / Koichi Takada Architects

Paula Pintos — Mon, 07 Dec 2020 20:00:00 +0000

Infinity is a mixed-use residential building, located at the corner of Bourke Street and Botany Road in Green Square, Sydney. The 20-story building includes 325 apartments, 75 boutique hotel rooms, a 450-seat conference centre, and more than 30 retail, food & beverage spaces. It has a direct connection to the Green Square train station and is adjacent to a Public Plaza and Green Square Library.

Waranara Early Learning Centre / Fox Johnston

Daniel Tapia — Wed, 06 Mar 2019 18:00:00 +0000

Located in the ever-evolving Green Square precinct, the Waranara Early Learning Centre provides much-needed daycare for young residents in the local community. The project involves the adaptive reuse of a heritage-listed outpatients building into a 74 place Early learning space. A complex brief, as well as a sensitive client, has resulted in a challenging project. Careful attention has been placed on the overall usability of the Centre resulting in a cohesive and robust design bridging old and new.

ETON / Stanisic Architects

Sabrina Leiva — Wed, 01 Mar 2017 17:00:00 +0000

This multi-unit project in Zetland, aka ‘Eton’, is Stage 2 of the Emerald Park masterplan of the former Email industrial site that is situated on the western side of Joynton Avenue, between O’Dea Avenue and McPherson Lane. Emerald Park encapsulates the essence of Green Square – sustainability, diversity and affordability – principles derived from the seminal Masterplan for the area. The central communal courtyard is a calm and serene space that provides outlook from apartments, sociability and cross-site pedestrian pathways, complementing the magnificent and iconic fig trees on Joynton Avenue and the generous, project-funded public park - an expansion of Mary O’Brien Reserve at the south end of the site.