Beach Street Project

By Karmatecture

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Location

Beach Street, Kogarah

Category
Industrial

About This Project

It seems as though if the site is contaminated, has flooding issues and an interesting block shape, that it falls on my desk.

The current home of an organisation that provides meaningful work to people with intellectual disabilities, it was originally designed as two separate factories. It was subsequently modified to be one building. As the work is often food related, hygiene and cool room facilities had to be installed as well as a large staff canteen to provide a safe working environment for the workers.

All highbay areas allow for flexibility, with both doors having turning paths to allow large rigid and large flexible base vehicles (semi-trailers) to manoeuvre on-site, reverse into loading areas, and side load containers.

Large office areas with upper floor balconies provide a comfortable work environment for all.

Total budget, including fitout, was $9m

Beach Street Project
Beach Street Project
Beach Street Project

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