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Respectful of the existing fabric, this heritage re-use project blends classic exterior forms and detailing with a pared back interior. Read more
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A heritage re-use project that harmoniously blends classic exterior forms with a serene, light-filled interior, featuring translucent ceilings and skylights, while preserving the original structure of a circa 1890’s Category 2 listed building.

Respectful of the existing fabric, this heritage re-use project blends classic exterior forms and detailing with a pared back interior.

Serene, light filled interior spaces utilise translucent ceilings and skylighting whilst selectively exposed portions of the original structure invoke reflection of a bygone era. Full structural strengthening completes the makeover of this circa 1890’s Category 2 listed building and ensures its ongoing contribution to the local historic streetscape

5520h 16m

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“We’ve worked with the DLA team over many years to modernise and create a strategic property asset base that reflects our clinics both as an investment, as well as a distinct advantage for our people to have a great place to work, and where our clients experience the highest level of care we can provide to their animals. "We find the DLA team to be credible, efficient, reliable and fun to work with. They have a focus on your best interests and work hard to make it a great experience.”

Mike Lange, CEO, Vetora

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