The Burcham has been recognised at the Australian Institute of Architects Awards – receiving a Commendation in Heritage Architecture.

The adaptive re-use of the Wrigley’s Chewing Gum Factory into residential warehouse apartments, creatively integrated with two new 4 and 5-storey apartment buildings, creates a sense of authentic character and place that can otherwise be difficult to achieve successfully in new development.

We would like to recognise the hard work, passion and dedication of everyone who contributed to this landmark building, setting new standards for sustainable urban infill.

The Burcham

The Burcham Interiors

Polaris Apartments sits on Berry Street, enjoying a much sought-after North Sydney address. Polaris’s unique character is a product of innovation. Its unique crystalline form was driven by necessity – specifically the need to provide each apartment with maximum sunlight.Filling metropolitan buildings with natural light is increasingly difficult as city density increases.

Polaris

Did you see the story on ABC’s 7:30 Report “Inside the retirement homes of the future”. We are very please to have worked with Stockland to deliver the Cardinal Freeman Village. View segment

Nominees for the World Architecture Festival have been released and we are absolutely thrilled to be shortlisted in three categories.

Urbanest DS1 was shortlisted in the category of Large Scale Housing (Completed Buildings) and also shortlisted in the special category for Innovative Use of Colour, which is the theme of WAF 2018. Kiama House also received a shortlisting in the Villa (Completed Buildings) category. They were shortlisted from thousands of entries judged in London earlier this month by leading architects from across the globe, including our CEO + Principal, Michael Heenan. All shortlisted projects now get the opportunity to be presented at the festival in Amsterdam later this year.