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Yiraaldiya National Park Visitor Centre, designed for the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, showcases a harmonious blend of architecture and landscape within the Dharug land, enhancing visitor experience while respecting the natural environment.
Revealing a latent pavilion.
Project team: Andrew Burns, Tiffany Liew, Jodie Chieu
Project Manager: The Project Studio
Landscape Architect: EPNSW
Structural Engineer: SDA Structures
Services Engineer: COVA
Bushfire Consultant: Eco-Logical
Location: Sydney, NSW
Year: 2022–Present
Client: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
Land: Dharug
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- NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
Architecture AND have collaborated with Environmental Partnership on an upgrade to Yiraaldiya National Park. The project reimagines an existing brick and steel parking structure to become an interpretation centre to support the rewilding activities of this newly gazetted national park.
Through selective interventions into the existing building, a new pavilion has been revealed. The rear wall will be removed, creating a transparent pavilion that connects through to the surrounding bushland.
A series of rounded volumes are placed under the pavilion roof, comprising interpretation displays and a central amphitheatre.
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