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The passage of light reveals a handsomely layered facade, robustly detailed and cleverly articulated for depth.

Designing housing with ‘dignity’: Studio Apartments

This apartment building transcends its “boarding house” classification with its rigorous planning, light-filled studios and generous communal space.

Residential
The development offers residents a lifestyle not usually associated with such compact living.

Essence of Byron Bay: Easy Street

DFJ Architects

In the third stage of a two-decade vision for a sustainable mixed-use village, DFJ Architects has combined an industrial material palette, the subtropical landscape and shared facilities to create a hub with characteristics bound to Byron Bay.

Residential
The building’s upper parapet was replaced by a luminous layer of insulated polycarbonate wall behind which a discreet second floor has been added.

Bohemian legacy: The Hat Factory

In a once bohemian suburb of Sydney, a modest building that became a symbol for squatters’ rights has been sensitively renovated to retain its significance beyond its scale.

Residential
Once established, the commercial tenancies on the ground level will activate the busy arterial road.

Concrete artistry: The Surry

In high-density Surry Hills, The Surry apartment block continues a pattern of renewal in this part of inner Sydney as well as an architectural pattern immediately discernible as Candalepas Associates’ work.

Residential
The half-million recycled bricks used for the facade acknowledge the historic brickworks and contribute to sustainability efforts.

Making a community: Arkadia

DKO Architecture with Breathe Architecture

A community-minded apartment block for Defence Housing Australia in an inner-Sydney suburb plays with the boundaries between public and private space, salutes the site’s industrial past and anticipates a fossil-fuel-free future.

Residential
The structure of the block acknowledges the thatched linear members and angled bracing of the wetland trees and stilt structures located on the site in the past.

Civic bravura: Waterloo Apartments

In this raw concrete block, Chenchow Little does not shy away from firmly anchoring its work in the urban fabric of Sydney’s fast-growing Green Square precinct and making an emphatic mark through scale.

Residential
Each of Arc’s four facades matches the height and rhythm of neighbouring elevations, showing deference to its context.

Tall towers amid brick warehouses: Arc

Demonstrating careful consideration of its heritage surrounds and with a mix of uses throughout, this finely detailed skyscraper by Koichi Takada Architects advances the social culture and amenity of central Sydney.

Commercial, Residential
Located in the inner-Sydney suburb of Surry Hills, Woods Bagot’s residential and retail building presents a memorable facade of staggered concrete forms and dense foliage.

Tall ambitions: Short Lane

As Sydney pursued a public conversation about brutalist architecture, a new building in Surry Hills was making its mark.

Residential
The architecture of Estia House makes no suggestion that its residents should be housed differently – it is a space for them to live beyond their disabilities, where good domestic design elements are deployed.

Taking care: Estia House

A permanent residence for ten adults with disabilities, this group home in Sydney by Candalepas Associates demonstrates how a building designed specifically for group housing balances independence and care.

Residential
Cowper Street Housing by Andrew Burns Architecture.

Cowper Street Housing

Appearing as an object in the landscape and giving generously to its inner-Sydney context, Cowper Street Housing by Andrew Burns Architecture reasserts the well-loved terrace as a relevant and useful housing type.

Residential
Refreshingly robust: 41 Birmingham

Refreshingly robust: 41 Birmingham

Opting for depth and shadow over transparency and lightness, SJB has designed an apartment building for Sydney’s Alexandria that is imbued with drama, richness and unexpected intensity.

Residential
Casba was awarded the Best Mixed Use Building at the World Architecture Festival in 2015, demonstrating an appreciation for street life, the human-scale, homeliness and familiar “old-school” materials.

Life above lifestyle: Casba

Billard Leece Partnership and SJB Architects’ mixed-use project offers Sydney a new model for balancing private comfort and civic neighbourliness.

Residential
The twin elliptical towers of Australia Towers make for an impressive sight, with alternating striations of glazed surfaces and bronze panels.

City life: Australia Towers

Bates Smart’s twin elliptical towers in Sydney’s Olympic Park present architecture as a positive force in city life.

Commercial, Residential
Studios 54 is situated on a remnant site within an urban context, with an existing apartment building to its north and a laneway to its south.

Studios 54 by Hill Thalis Architecture and Urban Projects

On a 126-square-metre site in suburban Sydney, Hill Thalis’s Studios 54 demonstrates how small sites can be used inventively to make the city richer and more diverse.

Commercial, Residential
The high-profile One Central Park project features a thirty-three-metre cantilevered sky garden and mirror installation. Artwork: Halo by Jennifer Turpin and Michaelie Crawford.

One Central Park

A compelling contribution to Sydney by Ateliers Jean Nouvel and PTW Architects.

Commercial, Public / cultural, Residential
From inside, the building emphasizes the long stretch of the distant horizon.

29–35 Prince Street, Cronulla

A complex and layered multi-residential project by Candalepas Associates.

Residential
The Majestic Theatre building has been modified many times.

The Majestic

A deft inner-Sydney theatre conversion by Hill Thalis.

Residential
The cladding is an “open weave” skin of anodized aluminium.

17 Gadigal Avenue

Collins and Turner Architects gives their Sydney apartment block a shimmering cloak of steel.

Residential