Baiada Staff Amenities and Processing Plant, Tamworth NSW
Richard Francis-Jones on the Baiada staff amenities building in Tamworth, where architecture, technology and landscape come together in a single curved form.
Projects
LUMINA opens at The Tasman, Parliament Square
David Haseler on LUMINA, the new column-free event space at The Tasman in Parliament Square, Hobart, built from Tasmanian plantation oak.
Oxford’s GLAM Collections Teaching and Research Centre comes to life
Christine Kwong on the opening of the University of Oxford’s Collections Teaching and Research Centre, uniting over one million objects from four museums.
111 Castlereagh officially opened
fjcstudio is pleased to mark the official opening of 111 Castlereagh, a revisioning of the heritage-listed David Jones Men’s store […]
Behind the Garrison: Layers of Faith, Community, and Architecture
Sitting on a generous site on Lower Fort Street, the Garrison Renewal Project demonstrates how careful adaption of heritage buildings […]
Whittlesea Aboriginal Gathering Place
Shaped by community, grounded in Country and designed to support culture, wellbeing and reconciliation, the Whittlesea Aboriginal Gathering Place provides […]
TAFE NSW Padstow opens with prefabricated learning spaces
Katherine Tracey on the opening of TAFE NSW Padstow, where demountable, prefabricated learning spaces sit within a former industrial shed.
Campbelltown Arts Centre expansion: a cultural place for south-west Sydney
fjcstudio’s design for the expansion of Campbelltown Arts Centre has been on public exhibition on the NSW Government’s major projects […]
We are proud to mark the completion of the Cutaway
What began as a series of conversations and sketches working with Dr Shannon Foster and Jake Nash has become a […]
Bennetts Lane opens in Melbourne
Bennetts Lane, a new mixed-use building designed by fjcstudio, is now open at 17 Bennetts Lane in the north-east corner […]
Mongarlowe Community Hall and Refuge Centre Officially Open
fjcstudio is honoured to have played a part in creating essential social infrastructure for Mongarlowe through the development of the […]
Lindrum Hotel redevelopment, Melbourne
On a pivotal threshold between the eastern edge of Melbourne’s CBD and the city’s cultural spine, the Lindrum Hotel site […]
Oxford and Foley continues to transform, as construction progresses on this ambitious revitalisation of Sydney’s creative precinct.
Designed to reinvigorate the Oxford Street strip between Hyde Park and Taylor Square, the project blends heritage restoration with contemporary […]
Construction is well underway at The Cutaway, transforming a concrete shell beneath Barangaroo Reserve into one of Sydney’s most significant cultural destination.
This project will deliver a landmark cultural and events facility spanning three levels, featuring a facade referencing Saltwater Country caves, […]
Not just Recovery but Hope for Mongarlowe
fjcstudio is honoured to be part of the creation of essential social infrastructure in Mongarlowe with the development of the […]
Korumburra Community Hub
The Korumburra Community Hub is a multi-purpose community facility in the historic regional Victorian town of Korumburra, completed in late […]
Construction Progress on City Tattersalls Club
Sydney House is a remarkable ensemble of beautiful street facades and interior spaces across four eras, from Victorian Free Classical […]
338 Pitt Street Sydney: A transformative architectural approach that balances urban scale with human experience
Two slim 80-storey towers are elegantly integrated into the Midtown precinct, fostering a new network of laneways and public squares. […]
Oxford & Foley, Darlinghurst
Oxford and Foley is set to breathe new life into Sydney’s creative precinct, balancing heritage restoration with contemporary innovation. This […]
111 Castlereagh Street in Progress
The tower form at 111 Castlereagh Street is in progress, suspended above the 1930s heritage Art Deco form below.
The new architectural tower form is conceived as a suspended object, floating in space as a light, curvilinear object that contrasts and compliments the heritage building below. Visually the new form appears to bear no load on the heritage building it floats above but opens it to natural daylight through a newly created central atrium directly below the suspended form.
111 Castlereagh Street awaits to engage a thriving community, integrating the multiple uses of a luxury retail precinct, a unique and innovative workplace and contemporary living while creating a landmark building combined with the adaptive reuse of a significant historic Sydney building.