Rothschild Avenue Multi-Residential features a quartet of monotone forms that harmonize with the industrial context, enhancing amenity through innovative serrations in plan and section. Completed in 2019 for Deicorp, this $65M project spans 14,500 sq.m in Sydney, NSW.
A quartet of monotone forms, absorbing the industrial identity of the context and utilising serrations in plan and section to enhance amenity.
Project team: Andrew Burns, Ethan Gao
Collaborating Architect: Turner Studio
Landscape Architect: Arcadia
Visualisation: Lunance
Location: Sydney NSW
Year: 2019
Client: Deicorp
Land: Gadigal
Size: 14,500 sq.m
Value: $65M
Status: Design Excellence Competition
- Completed
- 2019
- Client
- Deicorp
Undertaken in collaboration with Turner Studio, this project reinterpreted the industrial identity of the inner south. The typical two bar linear block solution was avoided, breaking the building into four distinct volumes to introduce additional permeability, natural light and cross ventilation into the site. A richly planted central courtyard offers relief and amenity, contrasting to the robust perimeter forms.
Architecture AND congratulate the winning firm of Candalepas Associates.
The proposal sought to create buildings that are both background; contributing to the continuity of street-wall architecture in the precinct; and foreground; possessing a strong identity on their own.
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