De Manincor Russell Architecture Workshop

UTS GREAT HALL & BALCONY ROOM

A highly functional and uniquely iconic public space for UTS that utilises mass customisation and the richness of expression it enables.

Sustainable Streets Chippendale

Chippendale, like most Australian suburbs, can easily adapt to become a sustainability leader. Collaboration with Michael Mobbs.

UTS GREAT HALL … HAPPENINGS

08.AUG.2011 – Major structural steel elements taking shape in the Balcony Room and the first of 1050 pieces of The Mantle now installed.

GALLERY LANE COVE

A bold composition of material and colour houses a new community space housed providing a flexible environment for local artists to exhibit.

Great Hall Mantle prototype II

23.JUN.2011 – Today we reviewed the second prototype of The Mantle as a part-install within the Great Hall itself.

REVIEWING GREAT HALL MOCK-UPS

12.MAY.2011 – Key Great Hall components, The Mantle and the LED Digital Wall are being refined by manufacturers…

Placemark Parramatta

War World II

Our dark and brooding second fit-out for cutting edge graphic design outfit War.

Festival Records

A bold graphic overlay forms part of the adaptive re-fit that brings this neglected heritage item to life.

Infrastructure Corridor

Conceptual component design for a new Taipai railway line with McGregor Partners landscape.

Deep Surface

Deep Surface was our winning scheme for the UTS Masterplan Hoarding Ideas Competition, Broadway Facades.

Graft House

A steel-framed off-form concrete pavilion addition grafted to the rear of an narrow 1890′s terrace house.

Car = Park

Winning an open fee based tender is difficult. A series of tongue-in-cheek design propositions posed to set us apart from the crowd.

2-way House

In this renovation a reworked roof form admits northern sun from above whilst retaining district views to the south.

Tetris Flats II

Four stand-alone buildings arranged along a pedestrian lane way that provides visual access and address to a deep site.

White House

This substantial renovation occured wholly within the form of the original house thus avoiding the need for a Development Application.

Medical Rooms

An undulating façade explores a ’21st Century image’ for a medical centre in Sydney’s inner west.

Sass Bar

A warm red interior signals a place to linger. Located on a busy corner this café and wine bar opens its heart to the street.

Garden House

A four bedroom dual-occupancy development that dextrously negotiates an existing stand of eucalypts and steep site topography.

Tuff Space

A collective of architects share this small robust space crafted in off-the-shelf materials assembled in unexpected ways.