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Sydney Architecture Images- Contemporary Non-Commercial
Shavran Tower |
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Brenchley Architects
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location
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Surry Hills
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date
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2007
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style
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Millennium Deconstructivist
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construction
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Redevelopment of 1970's nine-storey tower |
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Apartment
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:: Elizabeth street :
The former Sydney Information Building Centre in Surry Hills is getting
a make-over!
Located in the cool CBD fringe of Sydney, the existing building,
consisting of a two storey podium and seven storey tower, will get a
full refurbishment from the ground up. The entry foyer is to be an
indoor/outdoor open walk-through cafe. A new semi-frameless crinkled
glass skin will float above the podium off the existing building
assisting in thermal and noise insulation. This new transparent second
facade will wrap around and over to the roof terrace, giving life to the
streetscape and interest to the roof form. The angled glass faceted
panels will capture partial reflections, localised shadows, and offer
glimpses of the original building and activity within. Occupants will be
able to use the new balconies as weather protected break-out meeting
spaces or winter gardens, and the covered roof terrace will give
considerable amenity to the building. Adaptive re-use of the main
buildings structural fabric and modernisation of the services including
a fan assisted 'push-air' handling system will further 'future proof'
the building. Internal fitouts will include an 'Eco-Package' of low
energy and/or high recycled content products and materials. |
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www.sydneyarchitecture.com
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links
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http://www.brenchleyarchitects.com/projects/commerci/elizabeth%20street/index.htm |
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