Portfolio Rik van Ginkel by RTvanGinkel

PORTFOLIO Rik van Ginkel

October 2021

Professional Works

Architect

I am.. back My name is Rik van Ginkel and I am an architect who has recently returned to the Netherlands from Sydney, Australia after having lived and worked there for 5 years. I am currently looking for a position as an architect in De Randstad. //

I am.. well-rounded I began my career in architecture at the University of Technology Eindhoven in 2010, during which – in my second year - I completed the minor ‘Archineering’ at the University of Technology Delft. After completing the Bachelor of Architecture, Urbanism and Building Technology, I decided to put my previously acquired knowledge to the test by becoming an intern at Diederendirrix, in Eindhoven. Through this internship I obtained more practical experience and, as a consequence, a more profound understanding of architecture necessary to start my Master of Architecture, Building and Planning in Eindhoven. During the first semester I partook in an exchange program at the University of Sydney, acknowledging the importance of international collaboration. In Sydney, I began unfolding my plans to become an international architect, immersing myself in the culture, lifestyle and architecture of Australia. After returning to the Netherlands, I continued to pursue inter-university experience by attending the Summer Academy at the University of Technology Dortmund. In July 2016 I successfully completed my graduation project by designing an architecture school for the Academy of Architecture Mendrisio, thus receiving the title of Master of Science in Architecture. // I am.. passionate //

When I first arrived in Australia, I started a position as an architectural graduate at Team2 Architects. During my first six months, my main responsibilities included documentation work where I showed early on that I possess the skills necessary to solve intricate design and build queries. As a result, they transferred me to design and development projects, where I would be an integral part of the team and utilize my attention to detail and passion for design. I am.. allround At Crone, I became part of the design studio and worked on front-end projects including tenders, competitions, planning proposals and feasibilities of various typologies and scales. During the last year, I also worked on several projects which were undergoing design development or already under construction to gain more experience and become a more allround architect. Additionally, after demonstrating on numerous occasions that I am both a strong team player and also have a strong capacity to work autonomously, I had to privilege to lead a small team on some projects in various stages. //

I am.. registered Consequently, I have recently undertaken the prescribed pathway to become a registered architect (Reg. No. 11595) in New South Wales, Australia. //

I am.. Available I am currently looking for a position as an architect in an exciting architecture firm in de Randstad. //

Contents _CV _01 _02 _03 _04 _05 _06 _07

Rik van Ginkel

One Circular Quay, Sydney CBD / Crone Opera Residences Lobby, Sydney CBD / Crone 371 - 375 Pitt Street, Sydney CBD / Crone Kamay Visitor Centre, Sydney / Crone 5 - 7 Lawson Street, Penrith / Crone NGV Pavilion, Melbourne CBD / Crone 338 Pitt Street, Sydney CBD / Crone

Rik van Ginkel

E: Vanginkel.RT@gmail.com Witte de Withstraat 130-1, 1057 ZH Amsterdam, Netherlands T: +31 6 30 38 59 41 W: https://issuu.com/rtvanginkel/

Education Master of Architecture, Building and Planning

2014 - 2016

University of Technology Eindhoven, Netherlands

Exchange, Spring Academy Dortmund

March 2015

University of Technology Dortmund, Germany // Master

Exchange, Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning

Feb 2014 - Jul 2014

University of Sydney, Australia // Master

Minor Archineering, Faculty of Architecture

Aug 2012 - Sep 2013

University of Technology Delft, Netherlands // Bachelor

Bachelor of Architecture, Urbanism and Building Technology

2010 - 2013

University of Technology Eindhoven, Netherlands

Work Experience Architect

/ / Crone Design, Design Development & Construction Documentation work on multiple projects, Sydney, Full-Time

May 2018 - Aug 2021

/ One Circular Quay, Sydney / Design Development (DO) / Design Development for a 220 key hotel at Circular Quay consisting of a large public podium including a spa and swimming pool, ballroom & all-day dining.. This high-end 26 level hotel has a unique ‘pixelated’ facade alternating between a curtain wall system, green walls and sandstone. Responsible for several interior & facade packages and coordination with consultants. Tender documentation successfully delivered in June and currently awaiting selection of tender pricing and appointment of contractor. / Opera Residences Lobby, Sydney / Design Development (DO) & Construction Documentation / Design Development for the residential lobby of Opera Residences (71 Macquarie Street), including the main foyer, mail room, lounge & library. Responsible for the design development, construction documentation and coordination on site. The construction of the Opera Residences and Lobby have been completed successfully. / 371 - 375 Pitt Street, Sydney / Competition + DA (VO) / Design for a 300 key hotel in the city centre consisting of a podium ‘playground’ incorporating a restaurant, retail, guest workspaces and hotel lobby. The tight site asked for an efficient typical floorplan combined with an elegant minimalistic facade design. Responsible for the concept & design delivery. The Development Application has been approved by council and is currently undergoing Design Development. / 5 - 7 Lawson Street, Penrith / Competition / Design for a mixed use building consisting of a parking garage (810 spaces), a commercial office component and community activation. The commercial building and the parking garage are separated by a green carpet connecting the ground plane with the rooftop garden. Responsible for the concept & design delivery. / Additional Project List / Broken Hill Library / Tender / Public Mudgee Visitor Centre / Tender / Public 333 Kent Street / Tender / Adaptive Reuse, Hotel 34-46 Brookhollow Ave / Competition / Mixed Use 338 Pitt Street / Competition / Mixed Use Emerald City / Competition / Mixed Use

Kamay Visitor Centre / Competition / Public NGV Pavillion / Competition / Public Ultimo Powerhouse Museum / Business Case / Public 37 Ultimo Road / Feasibility / Adaptive Reuse, Hotel 75 Wentworth Ave / Feasibility / Adaptive Reuse, Hotel 4

Registered Architect in NSW, Australia (Reg. No 11595)

Work Experience Continued / Additional Project List / 73 York Street / Feasibility / Adaptive Reuse, Office 110 George Street / Planning Proposal / Office UNSW Development Framework / Architectural Brief / Education, Student Housing, Office

670 Chapel Street / Tender / Retail 71 Macquarie Street / Construction / Residential

Architectural Graduate

/ / T eam2 Architects Design- and documentation work on multiple projects, Sydney, Full-Time

Sep 2016 - May 2018

Projects include construction documentation of 1 Avon Road in Pymble containing 3 residential buildings on a combined underground parking garage. Additional work includes a revised DA for Calvary Bethlemen Development, consisting of Independent Living Units and Aged Care. Also a DA application for 150 ILU’s at Club Marconi in Bossley Park, related to a larger masterplan containing the redesign of the existing club and a hotel. Finally, design development on 60 Bathurst Street, which constists of a hotel and residential.

Designer/Intern

/ / Diederendirrix Architects Design- and documentation work on multiple projects, Netherlands, Part-Time & Full-Time

Aug 2013 - Sep 2014

Projects include redesign of Philips Lighting factory into multi residential (Eindhoven), redesign of education building Potentiaal into student housing (Eindhoven), design of Zalmplaat primary school (Rotterdam) and Town Hall Krimpen (Ijssel).

Skills & Attributes Modelling

Image Treatment/Graphic Design

Revit Expert

Photoshop

Expert

Sketchup

Expert

InDesign

Expert

Autocad

Advanced

Illustrator

Expert

Basic

Enscape

Advanced

Grasshopper

Basic

3ds Max

ArchiCad

Basic

Vray

Rhinoceros

Basic

Lectures & Tutoring Computational Design Tutor Computational Design in Architecture University of New South Wales 5

Sustainability Guest Lecture + Crit MARC4002 - Sustainable Studio University of Sydney

BAU Studio Tutoring (1st Years) 7N1X0 - Bau Studio University of Technology Eindhoven

Company Crone Architects Year 2020-2021 Type Design Development Sector Hospitality Location Sydney CBD Status Tender Scope Design Development Role Architect

_3D - From Alfred Street (Render by others) 6

_01 _02 _03 _04 _05 _06 _07

One Circular Quay Crone and Kengo Kuma and Associates collaborated to design a sculptured form for One Circular Quay Hotel that slowly pixelates, breaking down the scale of the building creating a more human-scale at the lower levels. Combining local sandstone, cascading green walls and large windows with harbour views, the vegetation along these pixelated terraces will soften the appearance of hard edges. The design prioritises the public realm and everyday experience, creating a pedestrian gateway to Sydney’s business district, unlocking a new cultural and creative precinct and transforming Circular Quay. The design promotes Sydney’s diversity, climate and lifestyle and is destined to become part of Sydney’s heritage in the future. Key Responsibilities and Deliverables _Responsible for Tender Documentation of interiors and facade, including door schedule, FF&E schedule, finishes schedule, window schedule, statutory signage and various drawings _Coordination with consultants including structural engineer, facade engineer, landscape architect, specialist lighting engineer, services consultants, pool consultants, fire engineers ,acoustic engineers, access & bca consultant and door hardware consultant _Responsible for design, coordination and documentation of internal pool, garage entry and secondary facade structure _Responsible for facade rationalisation and standardisation of ‘pixel’ elements. _Coordination with Kengo Kuma and Associates (lead design architect) regarding facade design and new design elements _Responsible for Facade and Interior Revit model and including/ implementing BIM information received from consultants

FERRY TERMINAL

DFS GALLERIA H=26M

FIRST FLEET PARK

CAHILL EXPRESSWAY

Pixelated Tower

ALFRED STREET

T TRE E RUG BY

PITT STREET

ONE CIRCULAR QUAY

HAR R

FOUR SEASONS HOTEL H=108M

HERALD SQUARE

GE OR GE S

INGT ON S TREE T

The building volume has been ‘massaged’ into an iconic form that smoothly connects the city scale to the human scale. The volume twists in response to its immediate context. This is achieved by subtlety rotating the building volume as it gets closer to the ground. The geometry change is gentle and deliberate, giving the podium an elegant and articulated form. In the lower levels the volume shifts to give way to entries, covered zones, and terraces—enhancing the relationship with the surroundings.

GATEWAY BUILDING H=164M

PLA

B EI R Y A PL E C

ESSE

X STR EET

The volume gently steps back on the south/ west facade as it moves up to allow a better amenity at ground (daylight and sun access), and create terraces on lower levels. GROSVENOR PLACE H=186M

_Site Plan EET STR OD WO DER UN

BU LL

IN PL _Right - Elevations AC

_3D - Circular Quay Looking Back to Hotel Lobby (Render by others)

37 PITT STREET H=66M

SYDNEY HARBOUR MARRIOTT H=115M

KEY LEGEND

GRID REFERENCE

SANDSTONE/ OR TERRACOTTA

GLAZING

LIVING GREEN WALL

SHADOW - INDICATED FOR ARTICULATION OF FACADE DEPTH

LEAD ARCHITECT AND INTERIOR CONSULTANT Crone Partners Pty Ltd Level 18, 680 George Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia Ph: +61 2 8295 5300 ABN: 80 095 989 272 Nominated Architect: Greg Crone - NSW Reg. No. 3929

CLIENT

AW One Circular Quay Pty Ltd

DRAWING REFERENCES OVERALL BUILDING ELEVATIONS SCOPING ELEVATIONS FACADE SET-OUT PLANS DETAIL ELEVATION & PLANS TERRACE SET-OUT PLANS FACADE MODULE TYPES FACADE DETAILS

A40 SERIES A50 SERIES A52 SERIES A53 SERIES A54 SERIES A55 SERIES A56 SERIES

Suite 1, Level 44, Australia Square, Tower Building, 264 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000 T +61 2 9030 2828

PROJECT DESIGN TEAM

LEAD DESIGN / INTERIOR DESIGN ARCHITECT (TOWER A) KERRY HILL ARCHITECTS 30 MOUAT STREET, FREMANTLE, WA 6160 +618 9336 4545

LEAD DESIGN ARCHITECT (TOWER B) CRONE PARTNERS LEVEL 18, 680 GEORGE STREET, SYDNEY, NSW 2000 +612 8295 5300 LEAD DESIGN ARCHITECT (TOWER B) KENGO KUMA AND ASSOCIATES 2-24-8 MINAMIAOYAMA MINATO, TOKYO 107-0062 JAPAN +81 3-3401-7721

1 TB-53-0000-05

PROJECT MANAGER TURNER & TOWNSEND LEVEL 19, 171 SUSSEX STREET SYDNEY, NSW 2000 02 8245 0000

TB-53-0000-35

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER ROBERT BIRD GROUP L6, 100 PACIFIC HIGHWAY, NORTH SYDNEY, NSW 2060 02 8246 3200 MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL ENGINEER STANTEC L6, BLDG B, 207 PACIFIC HWY ST LEONARDS, NSW 2065 02 8484 7000 FIRE/HYDRAULIC SERVICES ENGINEER JHA LEVEL 23, 101 MILLER ST, NORTH SYDNEY, NSW 2060 02 9437 1000 FAÇADE ENGINEER SURFACE DESIGN SUITE 11.03, 68 YORK ST, SYDNEY, NSW 2000 02 9249 1400 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS MCGREGOR COXALL SUITE 101, LEVEL 1, 39 E ESPLANADE MANLY, NSW 2095 02 9188 7500

DISCLAIMER:

TB-53-0000-04

TB-53-0000-34

All dimensions and setouts to be verified prior to commencement, omissions or discrepancies to be notified to the architect. Do not scale from drawings. The Architect shall not be liable for any loss or claims from or in respect any errors existing or resulting from data howsover transferred from the computer system of the Architect to systems of the Client or other Consultants. Recipient of the data shall be responsible for checking accuracy and completeness of data received. Any use of the electronic data in part or whole shall be at the users risk. The CAD files and their contents are representative and cannot be relied upon beyond the information provided in the PDF drawing.

The copyright of this drawing together with any other documents prepared by crone partners architecture studios. pty ltd (cp) remains the property of cp. crone partners grants licence for the use of this document for the purpose for which they are intended. The licence is not transferable without the permission of cp.

TB-53-0000-33

TB-53-0000-03

TB-53-0000-33

TB-53-0000-02

TB-53-0000-32

T01

26.03.2021

CRN

Rev

Date

ISSUE FOR TENDER

Revision Notes CLIENT CHECKED BY:

INTERNAL CHECKED BY:

TB-53-0000-02

DATE:

TB-53-0000-32 Alfred St

TB-53-0000-01

2.5

Pitt St

Geor ge

1 TB-53-0000-31

SCALE 1:250

7.5

12.5m

@A1

PROJECT INFORMATION:

CA3645

ONE CIRCULAR QUAY TOWER B

KEY LEGEND

1 ALFRED STREET, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA GRID REFERENCE

DRAWING TITLE:

SANDSTONE/ OR TERRACOTTA

BUILDING ELEVATION NORTH ELEVATION

GLAZING

NORTH ELEVATION

SCALE 1 : 250

LIVING GREEN WALL

WEST ELEVATION

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION SHADOW - INDICATED FOR

SCALE 1 : 250

ARTICULATION OF FACADE DEPTH

RUGBY PLACE

SUITABILITY: LEAD ARCHITECT AND INTERIOR CONSULTANT FORPartners TENDER Crone Pty Ltd Level 18, 680 George Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia DRAWING NUMBER: Ph: +61 2 8295 5300 ABN: 80 095 989 272 Nominated Architect: Greg Crone - NSW Reg. No. 3929

REV:

T01

CP-AR-TB-40-0000-01

C:\Users\rikv\Documents\OCQ-CP-AR-TB-Facade-R19_rikv.rvt FILE LOCATION: 26/03/2021 1:32:46 PM

PITT STREET

HERALD SQUARE

2 TB-53-0000-31

Herald Sq

3 TB-53-0000-01

CLIENT

AW One Circular Quay Pty Ltd

DRAWING REFERENCES

2 TB-55-0411-01

A40 SERIES A50 SERIES A52 SERIES A53 SERIES A54 SERIES A55 SERIES A56 SERIES

TYPICAL EWS-411 TERRACOTTA FACADE DETAIL

OVERALL BUILDING ELEVATIONS SCOPING ELEVATIONS FACADE SET-OUT PLANS DETAIL ELEVATION & PLANS TERRACE SET-OUT PLANS FACADE MODULE TYPES FACADE DETAILS

Suite 1, Level 44, Australia Square, Tower Building, 264 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000 T +61 2 9030 2828

PROJECT DESIGN TEAM

LEAD DESIGN / INTERIOR DESIGN ARCHITECT (TOWER A) KERRY HILL ARCHITECTS 30 MOUAT STREET, FREMANTLE, WA 6160 +618 9336 4545

PROJECT MANAGER TURNER & TOWNSEND LEVEL 19, 171 SUSSEX STREET SYDNEY, NSW 2000 02 8245 0000

TB-53-0000-15

TB-53-0000-25

TYPICAL EWS-401A (GLAZING) PIXEL DETAILS

TB-55-0401-01

FAÇADE ENGINEER SURFACE DESIGN SUITE 11.03, 68 YORK ST, SYDNEY, NSW 2000 02 9249 1400 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS MCGREGOR COXALL SUITE 101, LEVEL 1, 39 E ESPLANADE MANLY, NSW 2095 02 9188 7500

DISCLAIMER: All dimensions and setouts to be verified prior to commencement, omissions or discrepancies to be notified to the architect. Do not scale from drawings. The Architect shall not be liable for any loss or claims from or in respect any errors existing or resulting from data howsover transferred from the computer system of the Architect to systems of the Client or other Consultants. Recipient of the data shall be responsible for checking accuracy and completeness of data received. Any use of the electronic data in part or whole shall be at the users risk. The CAD files and their contents are representative and cannot be relied upon beyond the information provided in the PDF drawing.

1 TB-53-0000-14

TB-53-0000-24

TB-53-0000-13

TB-53-0000-23

TB-53-0000-13

TB-53-0000-22

TB-53-0000-12

2 TB-55-0412-01

T01

26.03.2021

CRN

Rev

Date

ISSUE FOR TENDER

Revision Notes CLIENT CHECKED BY:

INTERNAL CHECKED BY:

TB-53-0000-21

2.5

Pitt St

SCALE 1:250

7.5

12.5m

@A1

PROJECT INFORMATION:

CA3645

ONE CIRCULAR QUAY TOWER B

TB-53-0000-11

1 ALFRED STREET, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA DRAWING TITLE:

BUILDING ELEVATION SOUTH ELEVATION

9 1

SUITABILITY:

FOR TENDER

SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE 1 : 250

EAST ELEVATION SCALE 1 : 250

DRAWING NUMBER:

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

CP-AR-TB-40-0000-03

REV:

T01

4 TB-55-0302-01

HERALD SQUARE

Geor ge

2 TB-53-0000-11

Herald Sq

3 TB-53-0000-21

C:\Users\rikv\Documents\OCQ-CP-AR-TB-Facade-R19_rikv.rvt FILE LOCATION: 26/03/2021 1:34:19 PM

2 TB-53-0000-21

DATE:

Alfred St

TYPICAL EWS-421 LIVING WALL FACADE DETAILS

RUGBY PLACE

TB-55-0421-01

1 TB-53-0000-12

PITT STREET

1 TB-53-0000-22

TYPICAL EWS-302 GLAZING DH (LOBBY)

1 TB-40-0000-01

4350

4380

150

300

N-L04-01 B13

N-L04-04 A9

N-L04-02 A9

N-L04-05 B13

N-L04-03 A9

REFER TO AR-TB-10 SERIES FOR GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLANS

E-L04-03 A9

4100

E-L04-04 A9

4100

1 TB-53-0000-13

38495

E-L04-05 A9

300

E-L04-05 A9

150

W-L04-05 EWS-421

40270

5060

150

W-L04-04 A11

600

W-L04-05 EWS-421

40270

600

150

B04.11 D7.07

4100

W-L04-04 A11

4100

B04.11 D7.07

E-L04-03 A9

W-L04-03 EWS-421

5060

600

1 TB-54-0000-07

TB-30-0000-03

4100

INDICATIVE ENSUITE AREA, TBC WITH INTERIOR DESIGN

450

W-L04-03 EWS-421

5060

450

E-L04-04 A9

TB-30-0000-03

TB-53-0000-33

E-L04-02 A9

INDICATIVE ENSUITE AREA, TBC WITH INTERIOR DESIGN

N-L04-05 B13

REFER TO AR-TB-10 SERIES FOR GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLANS

W-L04-02 E1

5470

W-L04-02 E1

5470

150 0° .0 87

N-L04-04 A9

TB-54-0000-07

E-L04-01 B13

W-L04-01 B16

3335

N-L04-03 A9

0° .0 87

4350

0°

W-L04-01 B16

4380

2150

4380

150

0° .0 90

E-L04-01 B13

4380

0°

4060

N-L04-02 A9

.0 93

N-L04-01 B13

.0 93

3335

0°

TB-54-0000-07

.0 87

0°

4060

0° .0 90

.0 87

TB-54-0000-07

759 150

759

TB-53-0000-03

22640 5150

TB-30-0000-01

22640

MODULE TYPES - REFER TO DWG AR-TB-51 SERIES FOR 4380 DETAIL

5150

E-L04-02 A9

1 B1 TB-53-0000-0

300

MODULE TYPES - REFER TO DWG AR-TB-51 SERIES FOR DETAIL

P4TB-30-0000-01

TB-40-0000-01

2150

4100

300

BE E-L04-06 A9

4100

E-L04-07 A9 E-L04-08 A9

B 600 E-L04-09 F2

5695

E-L04-09 F2

TB-30-0000-02

W-L04-09 D1

S-L04-06 B14

S-L04-05 A12

450

TB-54-0000-08

0° .0

450

1682

S-L04-04 0° .0 90A11

450

S-L04-06 B14

450 1682

S-L04-03 A12

450

600

S-L04-05 A12

S-L04-02 A11

600

S-L04-04 A11

S-L04-01 EWS-421(S)

1232 450

MODULE TYPES - REFER 600 TO DWG AR-TB-51 SERIES FOR DETAIL

1232

4270

4100

E-L04-08 A9

W-L04-08 A9

4100 3260

W-L04-09 D1

3260 MODULE TYPES - REFER TO DWG AR-TB-51 SERIES FOR DETAIL

713

S-L04-03 A12 0°

0° .0 93

S-L04-02 A11

.0 87

S-L04-01 EWS-421(S)

0°

.0 87

0° .0 93

TYP. EWS-431 SIDE DETAIL

600

TYP. EWS-431 SIDE DETAIL

600

W-L04-08 A9

4100

300

KITCHEN MAKEUP INTAKE 7.5m²

600

TB-30-0000-02

4100

W-L04-06 A11

4100

KITCHEN MAKEUP INTAKE 7.5m²

TB-40-0000-02

INDICATIVE ENSUITE AREA, TBC WITH INTERIOR DESIGN

W-L04-07 EWS-421

5060

W-L04-07 EWS-421

W-L04-06 A11

4100 5060

INDICATIVE ENSUITE AREA, TBC WITH INTERIOR DESIGN

E-L04-06 A9

600

E-L04-07 A9

1 TB-40-0000-04

1 TB-54-0000-08

713

4300

4270

4300

4280

25750

A TB-30-0000-01

4300

MODULE TYPES - REFER4300 TO DWG AR-TB-51 SERIES FOR DETAIL

4280

25750

TB-53-0000-23

TB-40-0000-03

TB-53-0000-23

TB-40-0000-03

TB-30-0000-01

MODULE TYPES - REFE DWG AR-TB-51 SERIES DETAIL

4100

E-L03-08 A14 (DH)

1000

The project facades are composed by large, urban “pixels” that allow for a cohesive design, but with different expressions depending on the direction. Each façade is distinct and nuanced: Uninterrupted and cleanly detailed glass facades with stone accents to the north and to the east to embrace the views, and a combination of sandstone and vegetation to the west and south to present a warmer, more natural palette to the city. Vegetation softens the appearance of harder edges, and invites people toward the spaces of the city. With varied local plants ascending the building, the architecture almost seems to emerge from its site.

300 SOFFIT

300 SIDE

E-L03-07 A9 (DH)

E-L03-06 A15 (DH)

150 SOFFIT

300 SIDE

E-L03-05 A9 (DH)

E-L03-04 A9 (DH)

300 SOFFIT

900 SIDE

E-L03-09 G2 (DH)

TB_L04 RL 31.800 m

300 LID 150 SOFFIT

150 SIDE

E-L03-03 A9 (DH)

2355

600 SOFFIT

BA 5500

Sandstone, Glass & Vegetation

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO DRAWING TB-53-0000-13(1)

300 LID

MULLION TO ALIGN WITH FACADE ABOVE

BB 4650

150 SIDE

E-L03-02 A9 (DH)

E-L03-01 B13 (DH)

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

300 SOFFIT

EQ 30

4100

EQ 30

EQ 60

4100

EQ 30

EQ 60

4100

EAST ELEVATION AND PLAN L03 SCALE 1 : 100

_Facade Setout Elevation East Level 02

BI 3275

4100

EQ 30

EQ 60

4100

39915

_Left - Facade Setout Plan Level 05 2

EQ 30

900 SOFFIT

EQ 30

4100

EQ 60

4100

EQ 30

EQ 60

4100

EQ 30

4100

4650

5500

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

150 LID

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO DRAWING TB-53-0000-12(2)

300 SOFFIT

100

SOFFIT VARIES

EQ 30

1000

EQ 30

4100

2040

EQ 30

EQ 60

150

EQ 30

150

EQ 30

7115

300

EQ 30

300

EQ 30

300

900

300 SOFFIT

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO DRAWING TB-53-0000-12(1)

900 SOFFIT

1000

150 LID

SOFFIT VARIES

6600

4100

1060

BF 4100

60 3100

3155

_3D - Pitt Street Looking at Entry & 4100 4100 Lobby (Render by others)

E-L02-10 B17 (DH)

E-L02-09 A9 (DH)

E-L02-08 A9 (DH)

600 SIDE

E-L02-07 A14 (DH)

600 SIDE E-L02-06 A9 (DH)

600 SIDE

E-L02-05 A14 (DH)

600 SIDE E-L02-04 A9 (DH)

E-L02-03 A9 (DH)

300 SIDE

TB_L02M RL 22.100 m 30

1200 SIDE

300 SIDE E-L02-02 A9 (DH)

E-L02-01 B13 (DH)

3500

600 SIDE

3370

885 SIDE

1000

WIDTH VARIES

1060

TB_L02 RL 18.600 m

FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO DRAWING TB-53-0000-11(2)

L25

L18 L17 885 300 150

EQ 30 4520

EQ 30

EQ 60

EQ EQ 30 30 4100

EQ 60

EQ 30 4100

EQ 30

EQ 30 4100

EQ 30

EQ 60

EQ 30 4100

EQ 30

EQ 60

41420

EAST ELEVATION AND PLAN L02 SCALE 1 : 100

EQ 30 4100

EQ 30

EQ 60

EQ 30 4100

EQ 30

EQ 60

EQ EQ 30 30 4650

EQ 60

EQ 30

3550

EQ 30

EQ 60

EQ 30 4100

EQ 30

600

1200

300

600

L08 L07 L04 L03

L02 L01M L00

TB_L04 RL 31.800 m E-L04-08 EWS-401

DASHED LINE DENOTES SLAB EDGE BEHIND

3 TB-55-0412-01

1000

CURTAIN WALL EXTENTS UP BEHIND UPPER FACADE PANEL

CLIENT

AW One Circular Quay Pty Ltd DOUBLE HEIGHT SUPPORT STEEL BEYOND REFER TO FACADE CONSULTANT DOCUMENTS

PA NE L

FA CA DE

LEAD DESIGN / INTERIOR D ARCHITECT (TOWER A) KERRY HILL ARCHITECTS 30 MOUAT STREET, FREMANTLE, WA 6160 +618 9336 4545

262

EWS-431 ALUMINIUM SOFFIT WITH CONCEALED FIXINGS

LEAD DESIGN ARCHITECT CRONE PARTNERS LEVEL 18, 680 GEORGE ST SYDNEY, NSW 2000 +612 8295 5300

DETAIL SECTION - TYP. EWS-412 2 SCALE 1 : 10

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LEAD DESIGN ARCHITECT KENGO KUMA AND ASSOCI 2-24-8 MINAMIAOYAMA MINATO, TOKYO 107-0062 J +81 3-3401-7721

TBC

PROJECT MANAGER TURNER & TOWNSEND LEVEL 19, 171 SUSSEX STR SYDNEY, NSW 2000 02 8245 0000

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER ROBERT BIRD GROUP L6, 100 PACIFIC HIGHWAY, NORTH SYDNEY, NSW 2060 02 8246 3200

PROPOSED FFL (TBC) E-L03-08 EWS-412

MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL STANTEC L6, BLDG B, 207 PACIFIC HW ST LEONARDS, NSW 2065 02 8484 7000

FIRE/HYDRAULIC SERVICE JHA LEVEL 23, 101 MILLER ST, NORTH SYDNEY, NSW 2060 02 9437 1000

1000

FAC ADE PAN EL

PIX EL

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

FAÇADE ENGINEER SURFACE DESIGN SUITE 11.03, 68 YORK ST, SYDNEY, NSW 2000 02 9249 1400

_3D - From Alfred Street (Render by others)

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS MCGREGOR COXALL SUITE 101, LEVEL 1, 39 E E MANLY, NSW 2095 02 9188 7500

_Axonometric of Facade Module

DISCLAIMER:

900

DETAIL SECTION - TYP. EWS-412 1

All dimensions and setouts to be verified prior to commencement, omissions or discrepancies to be architect. Do not scale from drawings. The Architect shall not be liable for any loss or claims from or errors existing or resulting from data howsover transferred from the computer system of the Architec Client or other Consultants. Recipient of the data shall be responsible for checking accuracy and co received. Any use of the electronic data in part or whole shall be at the users risk. The CAD files an representative and cannot be relied upon beyond the information provided in the PDF drawing.

EWS-431 ALUMINIUM SOFFIT PANEL WITH CONCEALED FIXINGS

The copyright of this drawing together with any other documents prepared by crone partners archite remains the property of cp. crone partners grants licence for the use of this document for the purpos intended. The licence is not transferable without the permission of cp.

SCALE 1 : 10

Modulation and Rules EWS-401 GLAZED FACADE

EWS-431 ALUMINIUM SOFFIT

E-L02-08 EWS-401

EQUAL

EWS-412

EQUAL

EWS-412

S-412 SANDSTONE FACADE

650

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CRN

Date

ISSUE FOR TENDER

Revision Notes CLIENT CHECKED BY:

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PROJECT INFORMATION:

CA3645

1 ALFRED STREET, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA DRAWING TITLE:

EWS-431 ALUMINIUM SOFFIT

FACADE MODULES EWS-412 SANDSTONE

EWS-401 GLAZED FACADE

SUITABILITY:

3D - EWS-412 TYPICAL SANDSTONE FACADE SCALE

1 m

@A1

ONE CIRCULAR QUAY TOWER B

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26.03.2021

Rev

INTERNAL CHECKED BY:

TB-55-0412-01

T01

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QUAL

300

Each of the pixels measure approximately 7 meters (two stories) in height and 4 meters in width. In principle, the glass pixels provide views; sandstone pixels anchor the project to AL EWS-412 SANDSTONE FACADE use of the stone in other Sydney the historical buildings, and vegetated pixels reintroduce the notion of Sydney as a city ofBGparks (in this case 4100 a textured vertical garden that many can enjoy). 3mm THK STEEL PLATE Distribution and number of each pixel type 3 AT SLAB LEVEL DASHED LINE DENOTES varies according to the cardinal direction, in HORIZONTAL SUPPORT OVER order to balance views, urban-scale BEAM tactility SLAB EDGE SET-BACK TYP. 90mm FROM FACADE PANEL and human-scale experience, COL. and energy DOUBLE HEIGHT SUPPORT COLUMN performance. The aesthetic intent requires for the detailing to remain similarly minimal and integrated with the typical pixel for all types. 30 30

WS-412

Suite 1, Level 44, Australia Square, Tower Building, 264 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000 T +61 2 9030 2828

PROJECT DESIGN TEAM

EWS-431 ALUMINIUM SOFFIT

FOR TENDER DRAWING NUMBER:

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION 12CP-AR-TB-55-0412-01

TB-55-0412-01

E-L04-08 EWS-401

TB_L04 RL 31.800 m

3 TB-55-0412-01

1000

FA CA DE PA PA NE NE L L

FA CA DE

262

E-L03-08 EWS-412

TBC

B690

155

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

10 997

EQUAL

997

1000

DETAIL SECTION - TYP. EWS SCALE 1 : 10

900

5 DETAIL SECTION DETAIL - TYP. SECTION EWS-412 - TYP. 1 EWS SCALE 1 : 10

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

5 TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

SCALE 1 : 10

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

5 TB-55-0412-01

TB-55-0412-01

997

EQUAL

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m EWS-412

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

EQUAL

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

EWS-412 EWS-412

1000

FAC FAC ADE ADE PAN PAN EL EL

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

FAC ADE PAN EL

PIX EL FAC FAC ADE ADE PAN PAN EL EL

FAC ADE PAN EL

E-L03-08 EWS-412

PIX EL

E-L03-08 EWS-412

TBC

TB_L03 RL 25.200 m

PIX EL

HORIZONTAL FACADEHORIZONTAL SUPPORT STRUCTURE FACADE SUPPORT FOR STRUCTURE FOR CURTAIN WALL STACK CURTAIN JOINT, REFER WALL STACK TO FACADE JOINT, REFER TO FACADE CONSULTANT DOCUMENTATION CONSULTANT DOCUMENTATION

FAC ADE PAN EL

155 TBC

FAC FAC ADE ADE PAN PAN EL EL

EQUAL EQUAL 30 10 30 10

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SCALE 1 : 10

HORIZONTAL FACADE SUPPORT STRUCTURE FOR CURTAIN WALL STACK JOINT, REFER TO FACADE CONSULTANT DOCUMENTATION EWS-412 EWS-412

EQUAL

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6 DETAIL SECTION DETAIL - TYP. SECTION - TYP. 2 90 EWS B6EWS-412 155

SCALE 1 : 10

FACADE SUPPORT COLUMN FACADE BEYOND, SUPPORT COLUMN BEYOND, REFER TO FACADE CONSULTANT REFER TO FACADE DOCUMENTATION CONSULTANT DOCUMENTATION

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6 FACADE SUPPORT COLUMN BEYOND, REFER TO FACADE CONSULTANT DOCUMENTATION

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300 38

PA NE L FA CA DE

DOUBLE H BEYOND R CONSULTA

EWS-431 A 300 6300 DETAIL SECTION - TYP. EWS WITH CON

EWS-412 EWS-412

EQUAL

EWS-431 ALUMINIUM SOFFIT EWS-431 ALUMINIUM SOFFIT

FA CA DE PA PA NE NE L L FA CA DE

FA CA DE

PA NE L

FA CA DE PA PA NE NE L L

1000

EWS-431 ALUMINIUM SOFFIT

PA NE L

EQUAL 10 60 EQUAL

CURTAIN WALL EXTENTS CURTAIN UP BEHIND WALL EXTENTS UP BEHIND UPPER FACADE PANEL UPPER FACADE PANEL

EWS-412 EWS-412

10 EQUAL

EWS-412

30 10 10 EQUAL

EWS-412

10 EWS-412

EQUAL

90 TB_L04 RL 31.800 m

CURTAIN EXTENTSSLAB UP BEHIND DASHED LINE DENOTES DASHED SLAB WALL LINE DENOTES UPPER FACADE PANEL EDGE BEHIND EDGE BEHIND

10 60

DASHED LINE DENOTES SLAB EDGE BEHIND

E-L04-08

TB-55-0412-01 EWS-401

TB-55-0412-01

E-L04-08 EWS-401

EWS-412 EWS-412

10 60 3400 EQUAL

3400

EWS-412

3400

6600

TB_L04 RL 31.800 m

210

TB_L04 RL 31.800 m

30210

210

TB_L04 RL 31.800 m

1000

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SECTION - TYPICAL EWS-412 SANDSTONE FACADE

SCALE 1 : 20

2 2 - ELEVATION SECTION3- TYPICAL SECTION EWS-412 - TYPICAL SANDSTONE EWS-412 FACADE SANDSTONE FACADE ELEVATION TYPICAL EWS-412 - TYPICAL SANDSTONE EWS-412 FACADE SANDSTONE FACADE

135 90

900

DASHED LINE DENOTES 3mm THK STEEL PLATE 3mm THK STEEL PLATE HORIZONTAL SUPPORT BEAM OVER AT SLAB LEVEL AT SLAB LEVEL SLAB EDGE SET-BACK TYP. DASHED LINE DENOTES DASHED LINE DENOTES 90mm FROM FACADE PANEL COL. HORIZONTAL SUPPORT HORIZONTAL SUPPORT BEAM OVER BEAM OVER DOUBLE HEIGHT SUPPORT COLUMN SLAB EDGE SET-BACKSLAB TYP.EDGE SET-BACK TYP. 90mm FROM PANELFROM FACADE PANEL COL. FACADE 90mm

COL.

EQUAL EWS-412

DOUBLE HEIGHT SUPPORT COLUMN

COL.

EQUAL

EQUAL EQUAL 10 30 10 EWS-412 EWS-412

EQUAL

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EQUAL

EWS-412

EQUAL EQUAL

30 EQUAL 10 30 10 10 10 10 10EQUAL

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EQUAL

10 30 10

650

EWS-412

30 10 EQUAL EQUAL 650 650 1010 EWS-412

PLAN - TYPICAL EWS-412 SANDSTONE FACADE

EQUAL

EWS-412

10 60

EQUAL EWS-412

DOUBLE HEIGHT SUPPORT COLUMN

SCALE 1 : 20

1 PLAN - TYPICAL PLAN EWS-412 - TYPICAL SANDSTONE EWS-412 FACADE SANDSTONE FACADE SCALE 1 : 20

SCALE 1 : 20

INTERNAL

300

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135 90

Details for Architectural Details for Design Architectural intent only Design – intent only – specifications. refer SURFACE refer DESIGN SURFACE façade DESIGN engineers façade engineers documentation documentation for detail requirements for detail and requirements and specifications. specifications.

3 TB-55-0412-01

EWS-412

3 TB-55-0412-01

INTERNAL 3mm THK STEEL PLATE AT SLAB LEVEL

4100

INTERNAL

COL.

_3D - FromDetails Alfred Street for Architectural Design intent only – refer SURFACE DESIGN façade engineers (Render bydocumentation others)for detail requirements and

4100

TB-55-0412-01

COL.

_Detailed Section, Elevation and Plan Sandstone Module

4100

COL.

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SCALE 1 : 20

E-L02-08

ELEVATION - TYPICAL EWS-412 SANDSTONE FACADE EWS-401

SCALE 1 : 20

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E-L02-08 EWS-401

3D - EWS-412 TYPICAL SAND SCALE

4 3D - EWS-412 3D TYPICAL - EWS-412 SANDSTONE TYPICAL FACA SAND SCALE

SCALE

Company Crone Architects Year 2020 Type Construction Documentation Sector Residential Location Sydney CBD Status Completed Scope Design Development, Construction Documentation and Administration Role Designer

_Lobby - Lounge Area (Photograph by others) 14

_01

_02 _03 _04 _05 _06 _07

Opera Residences Lobby Opera Residences is the last in the line of redeveloped properties at East Circular Quay between the Cahill Expressway and the Sydney Opera House. The 20-storey residential building was designed by Tzannes and MAKE architects, with Crone being the executive architect. The design is inspired by its unique context, adding new expressive language to the colonnade and through-site link to enrich urban experiences through architecture. With a palette of stone, concrete and glass, the distinctive and complex sculptural form of the building will induce varied emotional responses when viewed from the diverse surrounding urban context. Opera Residences Lobby is the redesign of the main lobby within the Opera Residences. The redesign was occurring simultaneously with the construction of the main building. It contains the main foyer entry, reception area, two lounges, mailroom and lift lobbies. Key Responsibilities and Deliverables _Responsible for design development of lobby concept design _Responsible for construction documentation and on-site coordination _Responsible for design development of custom lobby screens, fireplace, library shelving, mailboxes, lounge fabric panels, feature ceiling, signage, front door handles and lift door detailing. _Coordination with contractor around buildability and RFI’s _Coordination of existing services and structure of main building _Responsible for sample collection and client approval _Coordination of lobby detailing against main building documentation and shop drawings _Responsible for various documentation of main building

2 3400

3850

3400

3850

3400

3850

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14 A5003 FFL 12.120

D5.02

FFL 12.120 FFL 12.010

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0 61

SSL 12.030

FFL 12.200

D2.08

FFL 12.270

FFL 12.300

D2.03

D5.03

D5.05

FFL 12.300

D2.08 FFL 12.480

SSL 12.450

3 A5020

D5.05A

DR-01

FFL 12.560

FFL 12.720

FFL 12.780

FFL 12.890 FFL 12.820

FIRE BOOSTER VALVES

FFL 12.580

DR-01

FFL 12.960 D8.02

GAS REGULATOR ROOM

FS03

FIRE CONTROL ROOM

12 1300

FFL 12.300 D8.01

D2.03

CP O/A

SSL 12.270

1 1 A4206 A6506

DR-01

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FFL 12.180

SSL 12.270

FFL 12.340 FFL 12.430

FFL 12.260

LIBRARY/MEETING

ENTRY FOYER

FS05

FIRE PLACE

FFL 12.060

FFL 11.950

5330

1 A3001

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3400

SSL 12.700

LOUNGE

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FHR

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100

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MAIL ROOM

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14 A4203

ADMIN

ADMIN KITCHEN

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RISER

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CONCIERGE

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ACCESSIBLE WC

VOID TO POOL BELOW

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RETAIL 5 - UPPER

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DR-01

D8.02

GR02 SAN-158

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(FLOOR FINISH BY BY TENANT)

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RETAIL 4 - UPPER (FLOOR FINISH BY TENANT)

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12.03

9610

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1 A4302

12.03

VOID TO RETAIL BELOW

A DP

3850

2 A3000

3400

1 A3001

3400

3850 3400 3850

_Plan Opera Residence Level 03 Macquarie Street Entry

PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION ENSURE THAT ALL REQUIREMENTS STATED IN THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS ARE MET

ABBREVIATIONS AFFL ABOVE FLOOR FINISH LEVEL AH ACCESS HATCH

• • • • •

CCP CAR CHARGING POINT CGR COMMERCIAL GARBAGE RM CGHR COMMERCIAL GARBAGE HOLDING RM COMM COMMUNICATION CP-EX CARPARK EXHAUST CP-OA CARPARK OUTSIDE AIR CP-SA CARPARK SUPPLY CWB COLD WATER BOOSTER CWM COLD WATER METER

BASIX REPORT BY ADP JV3 ASSESSMENT REPORT BY ADP FSER BY SCIENTIFIC FIRE SERVICES BCA REPORT BY MC KENZIE GROUP SPECIFICATION BY ACOUSTIC LOGIC

DR DP DPG

DRYER DOWNPIPE DOWNPIPE GUARD

ELEC

ELECTRICAL

F FE FFL FHSP FHR FX

FRIDGE FIRE EXTINGUISHER FLOOR FINISH LEVEL FIRE HYDRANT / SPRINKLER PIPES FIRE HOSE REEL FLOOR BOX

GAE GGS GRE

GREASE ARRESTOR EXHAUST (BULKY) GOODS GARBAGE STORAGE GARBAGE ROOM EXHAUST

HWC LDE LR LS

HOT WATER CUPBOARD LOADING DOCK EXHAUST LOBBY RELIEF LOBBY SUPPLY

_Opera Residences Through Site Link _Opera Residences and Harbour Bridge _Opera Residences, Circular Quay Facade (Photographs by others) 17

KE KITx

KITCHEN EXHAUST KITCHEN JOINERY TYPE 'X'

MICROWAVE

O OF

OVEN OVER FLOW (BALCONY/WINTER GARDEN)

PDR

PRIMARY DRY FIRE

REF REFRIGERATION RGR RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE RM RGHR RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE HOLDING RM RPR RELAY PUMP RISER

SDR SP SPE SS SSL STRx

SECONDARY DRY FIRE STAIR PRESSURISATION SPRINKLER ROOM EXHAUST SOIL STACK STRUCTURAL SLAB LEVEL STORAGE JOINERY TYPE 'X'

REFERENCE DOCUMENTS THESE DRAWINGS ARE TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FOLLOWING DRAWINGS:

Through Site Link and Lobby Entrance

TOILET EXHAUST

VANx

VANITY TYPE 'X'

• • • • • • •

NOTES AND ABBREVIATIONS : A0005 WATER PROOFING : A0690-A0700 SERIES FLOOR FINISHES : A1500 SERIES WALL SETOUT AND TYPE : A1900 SERIES WALL TYPE SCHEDULE: A0150 SERIES FACADE SETOUT AND TYPE : A2200 SERIES HYDRAULIC, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SERVICES REFER TO 'ADP' DOCUMENTS STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS REFER TO 'TTW' DOCUMENTS LIGHTING DESIGN INTENT REFER TO 'POV' DOCUMENTS INTERIOR DESIGN INTENT REFER TO 'MAKE' DOCUMENTS ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN INTENT AND APPROVAL DOCUMENTS REFER TO TZANNES DOCUMENTS REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRWGS FOR SIZE & ALIGNMENT OF FOOTINGS

• •

FACADE COMPONENT SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENTS REFER TO 'APEX' DOC REFER TO 'GTA' DOCUMENTS FOR CAR REQUIREMENTS, SIGNAGE, CONVEX M FOR BASEMENT STORAGE CAGES - RE SCHEDULE - A9231 - FOR SIZE AND DIM FOR LINE MARKINGS ON BASEMENT L PACKAGE - A9520 - LINE MARKING DET FOR WATERPROOFING - REFER TO WP FOR DRAINAGE LAYOUT REFER TO HY FOR SIZING OF STRUCTURAL WALLS R ENGINEERS DRAWINGS PAINT FINISHES TO ALL INTERNAL WA REFER TO SCHEDULE FOR TYPE & DE

The Opera Residences building is situated in a unique location that features a glass facade with stunning curve glass. The curved architecture hints at its implicit relationship with the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge.

WM WASHING MACHINE WRBx WARDROBE JOINERY TYPE 'X'

• • • • •

• • • •

The residential lobby is located on level three and can be accessed from Macquarie Park or from Circular Quay via the through side link. This has two benefits: it ensures the privacy of the residents is still maintained while being visible and accessible from two fronts. The interiors of the lobby seek the synthesize the essence the overall building, creating an important entrance which sets the tone of the building and the user experience throughout.

565

1 A4214

LOUNGE

1 A4218

2700

A4206

5015

A4206

ENTRY FOYER

5015

3 A9522

LIBRARY/MEETING

5 A4214

2 A4215

275

14 A6507

570

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LIFT 01 RESI

LIFT 03 RESI

LIFT 02 RESI

LIFT 04 RESI

RECEPTION

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STN2C

2 A6508

1 A4212

RECEPTION

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APC01

FFL

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6 MACQUARIE STREET LOBBY

_Plan Opera Residences Lobby

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LOUNGE

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FIREPLACE LIFT LOBBY

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1 A9522

9 A4208

FCL +2400

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APC01

STN2B ARTWORK CENTERED WITH FEATURE LIGHT

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ARTWORK

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D10.02 FCL +2700 PNT01

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FCL +2700 PNT01

FFL

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_Elevations - Lobby Main Foyer 5 1

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FFL

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ARTWO

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FCL +2400 EQ

STN2B

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D10.02

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1 A9522

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APC01

5 A4208

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APC01

1 A6508

STN2B

FCL +2700

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ENTRY LOBBY

EQ1

STN2B

RECEPTION

3 A4219

1300

EQ EQ

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150

4 A4208

APC01

ø 180 STN2B

RECEPTION

1000

EQ2

EQ3 EQ1

FAB02

8 A4208

STN2B

3 A4208

LIBRARY

STN2B

ENTRY LO EQ

APC01

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150

EQ3 EQ

FAB01

APC01

FAB01

STN2B

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FAB02 STN2C

FFL

EQ2

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FCL +2700 PNT01

FEATURE LIGHT CENTERED TO ARTWORK

ENTRY LOBBY

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FCL +2400

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100

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150

8 A4208

10 A4208

1 A4220

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FCL +2400

LIFT 04 RESI

150

EQ2

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STN2B

3 100

STN2C

ARTWORK CENTERED WITH FEATURE LIGHT

FCL +2400

10 ALIGNMENT WITH FLOOR SETOUT SEE A1503 VERTICAL

1 A4220

1300

8 A4208

EQ3

APC01

1000

5 6507

EQ1

APC01

APC01 FEATURE LIGHT CENTERED TO ARTWORK

NATURAL TRAVERTINE STONE

1000

100

350

100

STN2B

D6.02

8 A4216

5 A4208

300

EQ2

8 A4208

2 A4217

_3D - Lobby Main Foyer

3 A4217 9 A4208

5 A4214

STN2B

13 A6507

APC01

5 6507

SET OUT

EQ1

STN2B

3 A4217

APC01

9 A4208

EQ3

A4216

5 A4208

150

EQ3

VERTICAL ALIGNMENT WITH FLOOR SETOUT SEE A1503

1 LIBRARY

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D10.03

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FCL +2400

APC01

STN2B

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2 A6507

FFL

Lobby Spaces 4

The lobby opens towards Macquarie street with a large double height space and a feature ceiling. The residents are greeted by a black marble circular reception desk in front of a curved travertine wall. The two lift lobbies are on opposite side of the main foyer and lead into the two lounge spaces; the first, a lounge room with a cosy fireplace and the second, a quiet reading space with library shelving. Both spaces have soft furnishing and panoramic windows with views towards Macquarie Park. From the main lobby the residents can access the mailroom and the residential amenities on level two. 2 A4215

275

14 A6507

3 A9522

ENTRY FOYER

LOUNGE

5 A4214

3 A4217

570

5015

A4206

2700

A4206

LOUNGE

1 A4218

5015

A4206

ENTRY FOYER

2700

565

275

2 A4215 LIBRARY/MEETING

5 A4214

1 A4218

565

1 A4214

3 A9522

14 A6507

5015

4 A6507

_3D - Lobby Library A4206

13 A4216

D10.02

LIFT 01 RESI

2 A4220

D6.02

2 A4220

8 A4208

A4216

FCL +2400

10 A4208

1 A4220

LIFT 03 RESI

RECEPTION

STN2B STN2C

LIFT 04 RESI

7 A9522

FFL

8 A4208

6 MACQUARIE STREET LOBBY

EQ1 EQ

150 EQ1

LOUNGE

STN2B

D6.02

8 A4216

5 A4208

APC01

FFL

APC01

NATURAL TRAVERTINE STONE

APC01

FCL +2700

FAB01

LIBRARY PNT01

FAB01

FAB02

APC01

LIFT LOBBY

STN2B

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Company Crone Architects Year 2019-2020 Type Competition Sector Hospitality Location Sydney CBD Status Ongoing Scope Concept Design & DA Role Designer

_3D - From Pitt Street (Render by others) 22

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371 - 375 Pitt Street Crone - as part of a design competition - has crafted a new 35-storey hotel with over 300 rooms, on a mixed use podium with a private laneway creation and activation. The hotel will immediately resonate with those seeking true experiential connections with the City in which they are staying as well as the opportunity to be at one with local scene. The recycled brick materiality of the podium and tower reference the historic Brickfield Hill brickworks of the Pitt Street area which provided the construction materials for Old Sydney Town for decades. Key Responsibilities and Deliverables _Responsible for design concept & design delivery during competition phase _Responsible for facade exploration & stacking of program _Worked in close relationship with principal of Architecture & principal of Interior Design _Preparation of design presentation to jury _Coordination with all consultant during competition _Coordination with all consultants & client during DA phase _Responsible for Revit model & documentation during DA phase _Responsible for maintaining design integrity during DA phase

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The podium and private laneway of 375 Pitt Street negotiates the scale of the tower above to a more human and intimate scale – the design emphasises verticality and transparency through brick framed glazing on three levels and strategic use of mezzanines to flood the interior spaces with light. Versatile areas for retail, hospitality and seamless connection with the new enlarged laneway is a feature of the ground floor – and above there is an artful delineation of the public and hotel spaces in the upper floors of the podium, providing lobby, lounges and co-working space for the hotel. All of this is visible from every vantage point, merging the experience of the hotel with the experience of the City.

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Brick Tower The 35-storey recycled brick tower sits proud above the thriving precinct in Sydney’s MidCBD. The transparent, multi-storey podium features a new City private laneway, creating a new urban precinct with the lobby for the hotel above in which hospitality, retail and workplace are all highly visible, immediately connecting the building to the street, the future hotel guests and thousands of passers-by. Visual and wayfinding connections will be reinforced by the imposing presence of a new public art proposal from Studio Chris Fox whose massive Interloop installation at Sydney’s Wynyard Station delights thousands of commuters every day.

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Company Crone Architects Year 2020 Type Competition Sector Public Location Kamay National Park, Sydney Status Completed Scope Concept Design Role Designer

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Kamay Visitor Centre The Kamay Visitor Centre was a design competition for the Botany Bay National Park and formed a successful collaboration between Crone and Bangawarra. The visitor centre was part of a larger masterplan to reconnect some of the significant spaces/ places found within the National Park. The strategic location of the building responds to it’s ability to be seen and see out from a key ridge/vantage point on the site, overlooking the National Park and linking the immediate precinct to wider trails and experiences within the National Park. The themes explored with this design are about indoor/outdoor environments, building porosity, framed views and light qualities within a building, and the ability for the program and amenity to provide for the inhabitants of the building. This site has a strong connection with Country and it’s history both Indigenous as well as from its first discovery by the western world. Key Responsibilities and Deliverables _Responsible for Revit model & documentation of concept during competition _Responsible for planning of building uses and spaces _Responsible for landscape design and integration of existing levels and national park-land _Worked in close relationship with principal of Architecture & principal of Interior Design _Preparation of design presentation to jury _Responsible for fly-through as presentation to jury in Enscape _Coordination with CGI artist and multiple digital platforms

_3D - Visitor Centre and National Park (Render by others) 29

Layered Porosity

_3D - Visitor Centre Entry (Render by others)

The building layout allows for programs to be layered and permeable in its arrangement. This design strategy allows for flexibility and multiple experiences, as well as enable the building to avoid a single front door, instead welcome all guests and visitors from all parts of the national park. A continuous, active perimeter loop around the building and central loop allows visual prominence and interfaces with various site axis/experiences whilst an internal landscape allows a more reflective/tranquil interface. With each public program in the building having access to this dual active frontage.

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Meeting Place, as well as minimising further archaeological disturbance on site. This allows for the Meeting Place be more integrated with the Visitor Centre through clear vistas and architectural language integration, also further amplified and enliven with an overlay of the collected stories. Building Within Site Loop

Building Within Site Loop Site Loop through building A continuous, active perimeter loop around the building and central loop allows visual prominence and interfaces _3D - Arrival Hall & Entry Stairs with various site axis/experiences whilst an internal (Render by others) landscape allows a more reflective/tranquil interface. With each public program in the building having access to this dual active/ meditative frontages

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Framed Views and Connection to Country The building organisational strategy marries the interior use/program with corresponding site vista’s. These views are optimised from the more public building uses (cafe, multipurpose, education). Concrete facade ‘portals’ branch out to provide outlooks over Commemoration flat, Botany Bay, the Meeting Place and natural surrounds.

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The building organisational strategy marries the interior use/program with corresponding site vista’s. These views are optimised from the 11 more public building uses (cafe, multipurpose, education). Concrete facade ‘portals’ branch out to provide outlooks over its natural surrounds. Material Palette Building Materials

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The selected materials are suitable for bush fire prone land, that will reflect the textures, colours and forms of the site. The materials - being raw and natural finishes - do not require up-keep, staining, painting, cleaning and contribute to limited ongoing maintenance and embodied 3m energy. Materials will not require replacement over the life 4m of the building. Reducing the need for renovation RL and maintenance also contribute 16 to the improved embodied energy of a building 07. Connection to the over a building lifecycle. Meeting Place _Building Materials

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Company Crone Architects Year 2019 Type Competition Sector Parking/Commercial Location Soper Place, Penrith Status Completed Scope Concept Design Role Designer

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5 - 7 Lawson Street 5 - 7 Lawson Street - or Soper Place - was a design competition for Penrith City Council and formed a successful collaboration between Crone, Collins + Turner, Yerrabingin and Urbis. Soper Place, true to its name will not only be known for its address but also its “Place”. A Place for the Penrith community and also for all visitors from near and far. For Soper Place, the approach to place-making and urban design excellence was conceptually driven, whilst considering the future requirements and challenges involved in the delivery of exemplary architectural and urban outcomes. Soper Place calls for an innovative architectural response to create a multi-functional building with a hybrid of mix-use, including a multi-deck carpark, commercial offices and active recreational uses on the rooftop. Key Responsibilities and Deliverables _Responsible for overall massing, planning of commercial plate & parking garage and public domain _Responsible for design concept & design delivery during competition phase _Responsible for Revit model & documentation of concept during competition _Worked in close relationship with principal of Architecture & principal of Interior Design _Worked in close relationship with designers from Collins & Turner and Urbis _Coordination with all consultants during competition _Preparation of design presentation to jury _Coordination with CGI artist and multiple digital platforms

_3D - Interior Commercial Space (Render by others) 35

Structure & Facade Throughout the carpark, facade screening at all levels is visually permeable for pedestrians, revealing the rhythms of the parked cars within. At night, the rain-screen shading devices are illuminated from behind to mark the entry of the car park, along with statutory and wayfinding signage which indicates circulation patterns and the direction of vehicle traffic for the parking entrances and exits. The mass timber structure branches tree-like at the perimeter of the building and is visible and articulated through the facade screen. Lit softly at night, the glowing form of the expressed structure within creates a memorable night-time signature of the project.

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_3D - Commercial Above Civic Plaza (Render by others) 39

Civic Plaza The project seeks to encourage and support new community uses, and create a civic destination that moves effortlessly between the daytime and night-time economies. We explored sustainable building systems to create a design that minuses impact on the environment, whilst satisfying the commercial needs of A-Grade office accommodation and transport infrastructure. Building lifecycle considerations are addressed from an investment perspective to ensure money spent now can allow for future alternative uses at a minimum cost. Most of all we have striven to create a beautiful civic destination to support the broad Penrith community.

Company Crone Architects Year 2018 Type Competition Sector Civic Location Grollo Equiset Garden, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Status Competition Completed (Round 1) Scope Concept Design Role Lead Designer

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NGV Pavilion Sidetracked is the entry for the Annual Design Competition for the NGV Grollo Equiset Garden. Acting as the team leader for this design, I worked closely with the principal of Architecture to complete this competition. Sidetracked forms a detour within the Grollo Equiset Garden which takes visitors on a short journey of discovery. The proposal is a contextually specific response, incorporating and bridging between existing shelters, structures, canopies, seating benches within the garden as a framework for the journey sequence. The journey also overlays a conceptual exploration of unique Australian coastal environments that transition from the bush to the beach. This is achieved through a considered response to landscape, materiality, composition, directionality and scale. Key Responsibilities and Deliverables _Acting as team leader during the duration of the competition _Responsible for design concept & design delivery during competition phase _Responsible for visualisation of design for presentation _Coordination with TTW (structure) during competition _Preparation of design presentation to jury

_3D - Canopy looking towards the ‘beach’ 41

_3D - Inside the Canopy Looking West

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Sidetracked The pavilion has been designed as a lightweight timber structure, using recycled or salvaged hardwoods where possible. It is designed to visually bridge between the two existing pavilion structures, however it must remain as a separate element to avoid physical connection to the existing shade structures. The intersecting landscaped conditions are united by a porous canopy which provides protection from harsh summer environment (sun, wind) whilst engaging audiences through the play of filtered light and shade. The cladding to the pavilion is proposed as paperbark/teatree poles which can typically span a distance of around two meters. _Aerial - Looking East to NGV

Recycled Timber Truss Structure The faces of the pavilion have been designed as a truss structure, which may also benefit from recycled steel rods introduced as diagonal elements and combined with gusset plates. The rods will assist buildability by ensuring the timber structure remains square and will assist the primary timber structure to span the required distances and keep the sectional sizes minimal. Connection details are not envisaged as overly advanced steel plates or nodes as the vision looks to contrast a highly formalised, contemporary composition against simple, rustic methods of assembly and materiality.

_3D - ‘The Beach’ Looking East Towards NGV

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A. Australian Paperbark screening direct fix B. Existing structure/pavilion C. Recycled/salvaged timber beams/poles (primary structure) D. Recycled timber beams (Secondary structure) E. Existing concrete bench F. Recycled steel rebar rods G. Concrete footing above ground H. Existing structure/pavilion

Company Crone Architects Year 2018 Type Competition Sector Multi-Residential, Hotel, Retail Location 338 Pitt Street, Sydney Status Competition Completed Scope Public Domain & Plans Role Designer

ern entrance on Castlereagh Street

338 PITT STREET

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338 Pitt Street 338 Pitt Street was a collaboration between Crone Architects, KPF and Andrew Burns Architects to design a mixed use precinct located at 338 Pitt Street as part of a design competition. The proposal seeks to connect the active character of Sydney’s CBD with the picturesque, visual engagement with Sydney Harbour, celebrating both the sinuous coastline and the adjacent urban grid. Designed from the ground up, the proposal softens the urban site through flowing, weaving street walls that echo the forms of Sydney’s meandering shoreline. By establishing laneways of distinct character and guiding pedestrians to a grand urban room, a new destination is added to the Business District. The result is an urban village whose mix of uses creates 24-hour activity. The generosity of public space maximizes opportunities for landscape and public art. These features contribute to a sense of place, locating a special address for residents, hotel guests, shoppers, and passers by. Key Responsibilities and Deliverables _Responsible for design of Public Domain _Responsible for implementation of Retail Strategy _Responsible for design of Podium Plans consisting of Hotel, Retail & Public Amenity _Design of Rooftop Plans _Design of Residential Amenity Plans _Coordination of landscaping between Public Domain and Residential Amenity

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_3D - Laneway (Render by others)

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Urban Village t.o. tower The urban village of mixed use is supported +258.0 M by the presence of retail and commercial program as well as the design of public spaces on the ground, creating a true 24 hour living quarter that enhances the lifestyle of Sydney’s residents and its growing population. As the city becomes denser, it is important to create public amenities that both service residents on a 24/7 cycle and create pockets of relief from the urban life that bring an intimate scale and relation to nature. The ground plane incorporates a fine-grain tenancy configuration RESIDENTIAL TOWER to accommodate small operators. 60,319 m 2

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BOUTIQUE HOTEL 15,214 m2

Fine-Grain Retail 191 rooms Food and Beverage Residential Lobby Hotel / Health + Wellness Lobby Art and Community Space

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Residential Lobby RETAIL PAVILION Hotel / Health + Wellness Lobby 4,364 m2 Inclusive of all GF RetailArt and Community Space

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al pursues an integrated scheme with a unified vision informed ple perspectives of our team. All components work in unison to density and sculptural character of the tower with the vibrancy in of the groundscape. Program distribution, massing elements, extures cascade up from the street in ascending scale to the sky, critical mass at ground through mixed-use program and bringing up an elegant, slender addition to the Sydney skyline.

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_3D - Location in CBD (Render by others) 338 PITT STREET

High Amenity Living The majority of the residential tower amenities are concentrated in its lower volume, the podium, within 4 levels of amenity that house music rooms, pools and gym facilities. An important element of the tower is the articulation of two outdoor communal spaces, the City Terrace and the Sky Park. The terraces bring in nature into the tower as well as private communal spaces for the residents. Each one is designed with a distinctive landscape design and will offer an array of unique views. Located at a higher level, the Sky Park will offer full 360 views of the city of Sydney. LL

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_Typical Tower Floor Plan _3D - Pitt Street Showing Level 09 ‘City Terrace’ (Render by others)

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Gross Building Area (GBA) : 1,154 m2

Gross Floor Area (GFA) : 870 m2

Gross Floor Area (GFA) : 908 m2

Net Sales Area (NSA): 768 m2

Net Sales Area (NSA): 810 m2

Efficiency : 88.27%

Efficiency : 89.20%

Number of Units per Floor: 12

Number of Units per Floor: 8

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_3D - Level 45 ‘Sky Park’ (Render by others)

_Activated Rooftop Plans for the Residential Tower Left to right: Level 06 ‘Residential Amenity’, Level 09 ‘City Terrace’, Level 45 ‘Sky Park’

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Thank you for taking the time to review my portfolio. I would welcome the opportunity to discuss how my education, work experience, and skills would qualify me to be a member of your architecture firm.

Referees Ashley Dennis Design Principal at Crone Architects

Sally Hsu Project Leader at Bates Smart

Kate Devine Associate at Team2 Architects

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ADennis@Crone.com.au +61 406 152 650

SHsu@BatesSmart.com +61 433 491 798

Kated@Team2.com.au +61 488 240 006