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ABC Opened
The “ABC Opened” project was a collaboration with William Cooper and reimagined Sydney’s ABC building. The proposal responded to the security measures that led to the public closure of the ABC foyer. We questioned the building’s performance and created an “ABC Opened” building plan that aligned with the “ABC Open” marketing slogan. Our design reopened…
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Bondi Station
The Hex Building is a speculative project, envisioning the architectural potential of a new train station in Bondi, Australia. The design, developed in collaboration with Nicholas Malyon, Leonardo Quinones, and Oliver Petrie, explores the impacts of rail infrastructure on the urban context and future beach suburbs in Sydney. It introduces coastal densification strategies to mitigate…
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The Museum of Dangerous Ideas
Sydney’s Museums are inherently conservative; both in the way they exhibit artefacts and the architectural devices used to control experience. When you enter any museum you step into a highly curated world where architectural form and artifacts complicity work to modify behaviour. This studio searched for ways to generate more progressive architectural outcomes by first…
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Water Table
The ‘Water Table’ project envisioned an aquatic centre at Sydney’s Green Square’s Guyama Park. It sported a rooftop Olympic pool and smaller therapeutic pools, linked visually to the park. The building featured a ‘water skirt’ for climate and aesthetic purposes, aligning with the competition’s water recycling brief. Instead of the usual central placement, our design…
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Street Camp (MS4A)
Street Camp was a city-wide project staged during the Sydney Architecture Festival, transforming public spaces into temporary hubs of social and architectural experimentation. Led by Rikkert Paauw, Hein Lagerweij and Genevieve Murray of FOUNDation Projects (NL), I helped facilitate through my role in Make-Space for Architecture. The initiative invited communities in Glebe, Millers Point, and…