Founded in 1960 by the late Harry Seidler, this architectural practice responsible for some of Sydney’s most celebrated buildings. Today the practice today headed by architect and art patron Penelope Seidler. Although a relatively small studio, its portfolio includes important and award-winning projects in South East Asia, Central America and Europe and well as Australia – from private residences, industrial and commercial buildings, to apartment towers and regional developments.
Harry Seidler and Associates is a closely knit team - a dedicated group of individuals, some of whom have collaborated effectively for more than thirty years. The firm has completed a great variety of buildings, from private residences, industrial buildings, hotels, high-rise offices and apartment buildings to regional developments providing a totally integrated environment.
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