By Nimbus Architecture & Heritage
The EDA wished to convert an existing heritage residence into a new study centre. This project involved alteration and additions to the residence and a new detached study centre: refurbishment of the existing heritage fabric, and new commercial kitchen, amenities, oratory, laundry and living spaces. The site was addressed with new landscaping, lighting, car parking, and recreational areas. The project included architectural design, heritage refurbishment, documentation, and contract administration.
Photography: Andrew Merry
Nimbus Architecture and Heritage started up in 2015. The practice employs a total of 9 people from their Australian Office in Parramatta NSW.
The practice has projects in the commercial, community, educational, ecclesial, and domestic sectors in regional and urban centres in Australia with emphasis on New South Wales.
Our clients are state government agencies, local government, universities, private education providers, community groups as well as individuals. The studio works closely with our clients, stakeholders and sub-consultants and through this exercise we are able to creatively collaborate to ensure that potential development is realised in a project that responds to place, the design brief and unlocks implicit potential.
Nimbus Architecture and Heritage are registered architects and A+ members of the Australian Institute of Architects.
A+ members enjoy the benefits of having access to Benchmarking – a business benchmarking solution and online access to Acumen and the Environment Design Guide (EDG).