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Green Square Buildings 15A, 15B, 15C
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Client
Mirvac (originally with Landcom)
Program
Country
Design Strategies + Materials R&D AIA Award Winner, Multiple Housing NSW
Program
Design Strategies + Materials R&D AIA Award Winner, Multiple Housing NSW
COUNTRY
Year
2019-2024
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01: Smart Design Studio 02: CO-AP, Make Models 03:
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“This project skilfully contributes to the emerging urban fabric at Green Square. It demonstrates excellent city making by delivering an assemblage of well-designed buildings of varied scale, articulation, and materiality, mediating the fine grain of terrace homes and the larger scale of the new Town Centre and The Drying Green Park.
The project establishes a street character that adds colour and diversity to the Town Centre by activating the ground plane with a mix of garden entry courts, new through-site pedestrian links and architecturally modulated “fine grain” retail shopfronts. It delivers high levels of residential amenity which is augmented by a strong commitment to biophilic interventions with green walls, facade planters, garden entry courts and lush landscape.”
— AIA Awards Jury
Green Square Site 15
Winner, AIA National Architecture Awards. Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing, NSW
“This project skilfully contributes to the emerging urban fabric at Green Square. It demonstrates excellent city making by delivering an assemblage of well-designed buildings of varied scale, articulation, and materiality, mediating the fine grain of terrace homes and the larger scale of the new Town Centre and The Drying Green Park.
The project establishes a street character that adds colour and diversity to the Town Centre by activating the ground plane with a mix of garden entry courts, new through-site pedestrian links and architecturally modulated “fine grain” retail shopfronts. It delivers high levels of residential amenity which is augmented by a strong commitment to biophilic interventions with green walls, facade planters, garden entry courts and lush landscape.”
— AIA Awards Jury
Green Square Site 15
Winner, AIA National Architecture Awards. Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing, NSW
“This project skilfully contributes to the emerging urban fabric at Green Square. It demonstrates excellent city making by delivering an assemblage of well-designed buildings of varied scale, articulation, and materiality, mediating the fine grain of terrace homes and the larger scale of the new Town Centre and The Drying Green Park.
The project establishes a street character that adds colour and diversity to the Town Centre by activating the ground plane with a mix of garden entry courts, new through-site pedestrian links and architecturally modulated “fine grain” retail shopfronts. It delivers high levels of residential amenity which is augmented by a strong commitment to biophilic interventions with green walls, facade planters, garden entry courts and lush landscape.”
— AIA Awards Jury
Green Square Site 15
Winner, AIA National Architecture Awards. Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing, NSW
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On Wurundjeri Lands — Melbourne
84 Rupert Street Collingwood VIC
On Gadigal Lands — Sydney
Level 4, 180 George Street Sydney NSW
© Relative Systems
On Wurundjeri Lands — Melbourne
84 Rupert Street Collingwood VIC
On Gadigal Lands — Sydney
Level 4, 180 George Street Sydney NSW
© Relative Systems
On Wurundjeri Lands — Melbourne
84 Rupert Street Collingwood VIC
On Gadigal Lands — Sydney
Level 4, 180 George Street Sydney NSW