Olympic memories
This monumental project, located in the suburb of Newington, stands as a testament to innovative design, sustainability, and collaborative efforts among leading industry professionals.
Full Article »The Bellevue Hill House, originally designed by architect Frank Fox in the 1960s, is an architectural landmark characterised by its mid-century design and distinctive semi-circular, snail-shaped exoskeleton structure. The Haron Robson team collaborated with Tzannes Associates to integrate contemporary lighting, audio-visual and electrical systems without compromising the home’s original charm.
Our role involved advising, designing, and documenting the lighting, audio-visual, and electrical systems to honour the original design and introduce modern functionality. The challenge was to navigate the house’s unique structure, ensuring that the lighting complemented both the interior spaces and the external environment, particularly the central Hills Fig tree which serves as a natural focal point for the residence.
The house features notable architectural elements, including retractable curved glazing and timber blades to optimise sunlight. The Haron Robson team ensured that these elements were supported by modern systems, enhancing functionality while preserving aesthetic integrity.
The Bellevue Hill Residence have since been recognised by several prestigious awards, such as:
Commendation in Residential Architecture Houses (Alterations and Additions) – 2013 NSW Australian Institute of Architecture Awards for Tzannes Associates
Shorlisted for Residential Design – 2014 Australian Interior Designs Awards for Tzannes Associates
More photos below, courtesy of Tzannes.
This monumental project, located in the suburb of Newington, stands as a testament to innovative design, sustainability, and collaborative efforts among leading industry professionals.
Full Article »Cameron Park's new local - ensuring safety and embracing local communities.
The Sydney Coliseum Theatre at West HQ represents a cultural milestone for Western Sydney. Opened in December 2019 ( and closed in March 2020 & uly 2021 due to COVID) this 2000-seat multi-mode performance venue confirmed WestHQs commitment to making a difference for the community. Crafted by Cox Architecture, is designed to host a myriad of events, from grand musicals and ballets to elegant corporate gatherings, and has won numerous awards.
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