Projects

The two existing buildings are combined with a close attention to existing structure and composition to create a restaurant & bar.

This exceptional house places conceptual and programmatic aspirations on equal footing with broader agendas: neighbourhood generosity, passive environmental performance, and biodiversity.

The split-level design strategy comes up as a solution of the 130 square metres land size in contrast with the many room requirements

With cinematic sublimity, the Wallis Lake House is situated to command box-seat viewing to Wallis Lake on the NSW Mid-North Coast.

Located in Beijing, Kerry Centre L28 Sales Centre displays the Habitat residential unit in Qinhuangdao. QUAD creates a simple yet elegant sales centre based on Habitat Residence contemporary design style. Consisting of a discussion area and two VIP lounges, the sales centre integrates different senses to provide an elevated level of services to the visitors.

This village will bring together expansive retail, public space and cultural environments to create a new urban community. Located at the nexus of the old and new part of the city, the development will organically integrate with its surroundings through both layout and a nuanced design language that references the area’s rich heritage while contributing to its future. The spread of gently pitched roofs, inspired by traditional Chinese architecture, is complemented by woven white-washed walls and water features.

Educational spaces are important to design to ensure students receive the best possible environment to learn in. LeFevre High School, in Semaphore South Australia, recognised the importance of creating spaces that contribute to students’ quality of education.

It was a chance encounter with another project by Arent&Pyke that encouraged the owners of this federation home in Sydney’s Inner West to embark on a journey of transformation for their own home.

Built in the interwar Beaux Arts style, the 1927 First Church of Christ Scientist building in Darlinghurst is a major work by the noted Australian architect Samuel George Thorp.

An interesting challenge of the project comes from the pointed flag-shaped land. However, the land itself also has a potential of Merapi Mountain grand view.