57 Upper Pitt Street, Kirribilli

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Upgrade & Remediation Project | Current

BTB Architecture Studio were engaged to undertake an investigation into and to report on options for the remediation and upgrade a 1960’s apartment block, overlooking Sydney Harbour. A report was prepared to detail various scopes of work, broken down into high priority, priority and overall building betterment. As well as addressing high priority issues, centred around BCA compliance, water ingress, hazardous materials and structural issues, BTB has proposed building betterment concepts including the addition of a swimming pool, gym, shared entertainment facilities, sun shading to balconies and internal landscaping to uplift a dark and lifeless atrium. In addition BTB have identified a number of development opportunities relating to the building and its site, which present the opportunity to offset some or all of the remediation and upgrade work to the building itself. BTB is collaborating with a preferred contractor to price the itemised scope of work, drawn from our report. From these documents, the building owners will decide on the extent of work to be undertaken, both essential and optional.

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Paul Berkemeier, Brent Trousdale, and Jason Border of BTB Architecture Studio bring a rare combination of creative, thoughtful design ability with a deep understanding and sensitive approach to a wide variety of projects including:

  • Contemporary exhibition and cultural facilities
  • Single residential dwellings and renovations, medium density and multi-residential developments
  • Educational facilities
  • Remediation and upgrade projects

BTB Architecture Studio has extensive experience in small to medium-sized community, cultural and exhibition buildings. Familiarity with working in regional historical precincts, collaborating with heritage consultants and archaeologists, and an understanding of liaising with community groups and local government are proven strengths evident in BTB’s design approach and past projects.

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