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Myrtle Street Offices

  • Name Myrtle Street Offices
  • Client Judith Neilson
  • Country Gadigal
  • Location Chippendale, NSW
  • Year 2016-2017

75-77 Myrtle Street is a characterful, contemporary workplace adapted from an early 20th century Chippendale warehouse to create entertaining areas, meeting rooms and purpose-built offices.

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A generous central double height courtyard, where grand-scale artworks and exotic planting are displayed, supplies natural light and ventilation to the flexible work areas of the building.

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A sheet steel stairway is installed to amplify the character of the interior’s original face brickwork and industrial-strength hardwood posts and beams. New glass brick walls are a strong visual reference to the area’s industrial past.

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Upstairs, 1200m2 of naturally lit flexible workspace is paired with meeting and entertaining space on the ground floor.

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Awards

2018 AIA NSW Architecture Awards; John Verge Award.
2018 AIA National Architecture Awards; Emil Sodersten Award for Interior Architecture.
2018 Shortlisted for AIA Awards (NSW), Adaptive Reuse.

Team

Tim Greer, Nazia Kachwalla, Roger O’Sullivan, Alison Osborne

Consultants

Aver, Professor Max Irvine, Building Services Engineers, Rygate Surveyors, Blackett Maguire + Goldsmith.

Photographer

Brett Boardman.

Tim Greer, Nazia Kachwalla, Roger O'Sullivan, Alison Osborne 2017, Sydney, NSW, Chippendale, workplace, warehouse, heritage, adaptive reuse

TZG acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, on whose land we work and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future. We are committed to a just, equitable and reconciled Australia and support the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

Always was, always will be.

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