The building is a unique tower which reflects its city centre, river and street setting. It is a ‘building-in-the-round’ which is designed to be viewed from all directions.

The vision for the development is to create a breathing, living environment that is responsive to the sun, light, air and outlook that is a model for mixed use development. The existing site is low-grade commercial land that has the potential to be made much better in many respects.

Treacy Street West is a hybrid form that is an extension of the distinctive aesthetic of the adjoining Centre and West stages known as Imperial. The external expression emphasises its dual orientation: the sunny north to the Hurstville City Centre and the cooler south to Kogarah.

The vision for the development is to create a breathing, living environment that is responsive to the sun, light, air and outlook that is a model for mixed use development. The existing site is low-grade commercial land that has the potential to be made much better in many respects.

This project is a collaboration between the University of Technology, Sydney and the Apple Foundation to provide space on campus for up to 40 students to facilitate collaboration

The external roof terrace project is unique in that it offers students and staff with communal open space on top of a key city building with access to excellent amenity; sun, views and outlook in a premium location.

The project comprises three buildings on two separate sites adjacent to a vast future parkland in an evolving urban environment that is centred around a new railway station and future town centre.

Carrington Place is a residential apartment community on a 3.2 ha site at 36 Carrington Road Castle Hill, opposite the recently

The design concept for the project is two, twelve storey forms around a central courtyard that functions as a breezeway and bio-sink of cool air that creates an invigorating and refreshing environment, with open gallery walkways. It is an example of ‘eco design’ that responds to its location and setting to create a ‘green aesthetic’.

The design concept for the project is a freestanding, tempered glass pavilion within a landscaped setting that provides a flexible framework for occupation as a health services facility.