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qubec is a cluster of eighteen, three-bedroom townhouses, grouped around a landscaped courtyard. Located in Sydney’s Northern Beaches suburb of Newport, qubec combines urban style with bayside living. Formerly occupied by six private homes, the 3700m2 site with significant falls in two directions, is also flanked by single residential dwellings set in landscaped gardens to its east, and a small but vibrant neighbourhood corner shop which is anchored by a popular waterfront hotel to its west. The townhouses, with a bold and distinctive architectural language, form and materiality, are stepped to follow the natural site topography and act as the physical and visual link between the two contextual bookends. The simple forms and bold aesthetic add visual interest to the two street frontages and at the same time remind us of the close proximity to the stunning waters and bays of Pittwater through individual vistas and views from each townhouse. Read More - https://lnkd.in/gi86-t5 Client: Stable Properties Pty Ltd Design Team: Jeremy Bishop, Gary Lo, Ben Stokoe, Marcela Cuba Chen, See Kuan Lim, Danh Truong Builder: completed by Stable Properties Structural Engineer: M G Consulting Civil Engineer: NB Consulting Engineers Services Engineer: Evolved Engineering Landscape Architect: Scape Design Arborist: Footprint Green Traditional Land Owners: Guringai (Kuringgai) people Photographer: Pablo Veiga

Celebrating diversity through delicious food is one of our favourite annual NT traditions! Our Culture Feast Day yesterday was a huge success, thanks to our amazing team who shared their culinary talents and cultural backgrounds. From homemade dishes to local favourites, we connected over stories and indulged in flavours from around the world. Moments like these highlight our inclusive workplace culture and celebrate what makes us unique.

Over the weekend nettletontribe Brisbane Studio opened our doors to the public to take a glimpse of the adaptive reuse studio we now call home. We give our heartfelt thanks to Brisbane Open House and Fisher & Paykel Appliances for your help! Read More here: https://lnkd.in/g32Y8tdC

We are thrilled to share our winning entry in the City of Sydney's design competition for a Storhub multi-level storage facility in Alexandria. Our design enhances the self-storage typology by integrating its unique features with the rich historical layers of Alexandria. This is accomplished through four fundamental approaches: boosting functionality, crafting a structure that converses with its environment, enhancing community support, and incorporating adaptability to meet future demands. By applying these principles, we aspire to create a space that is both innovative and deeply rooted in its historical context. Key features of our design include the re-establishment of an embankment to symbolize the creek edge, referencing the historical significance of Sheas Creek. The 'Make a Space' concept offers a versatile area for the people of Alexandria, fostering community engagement. The design incorporates sustainable practices such as repurposing materials for shading, a green roof to combat the heat island effect, and adaptable structures for long-term viability, positioning this project as a sustainable, community-focused landmark in Alexandria. A huge congratulations goes out to our dedicated team on this achievement! We look forward to working with Storhub and turning this concept into reality! Read More - https://lnkd.in/gA58jNWG Client: City of Sydney / Storhub Design Team: David Puleo, Ignacio Gonzalvez, Rayal Anand Yelamarthi, Daniel Terry, Chiao Hui Thien, Yikai Chang, Kayla Yuan, Louise Frost Traditional Land Owners: Gadigal peoples

We are honoured to be part of this significant Build to Rent development at 50 Quay Street and look forward to contributing to the urban evolution of Brisbane!

Reimagining the traditional Industrial office design with repeat client Charter Hall. Advanced programming enabled our team to erect Light Horse Logistics Hub’s structure within four months. Construction of the timber office will commence shortly, driving sustainability outcomes through the installation of locally sourced CLT and GLT timber that will reduce carbon emissions by 80%. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/IZZg50SllRv #Building #Construction #Industrial #Sustainability nettletontribe | Northrop Consulting Engineers | Stephen Salvaggioi | David Ruston | Jack Hansen

Are you a talented individual looking for an inspiring studio to call home? We're seeking passionate professionals to contribute to innovative designs and impactful projects. Please send us your CV and Portfolio in PDF format to [email protected] with your expression of interest. We look forward to discovering how you can be a part of our team!

It has been a thoroughly positive experience working with Hannas and the design team. Combining industrial practicality with modern workspace functionality, Stream Northmead is a solution for workplaces searching for a premium industrial home. We are excited to see the completion of Stream Northmead in 2025.

nettletontribe is delighted to share that four of our projects; Oceans, The Pavilions, Urbain Residences and Darling & Cambridge, have been included in The Good Design for Housing map, recently launched by the Government Architect NSW. This map features over 100 case studies highlighting well-designed low-rise and mid-rise housing projects in New South Wales. It is evident that there is a growing need for more diverse housing options, and these showcased projects serve as successful examples that not only make positive contributions to their respective areas but also offer valuable inspiration for future housing endeavors. We invite you to explore The Good Design for Housing map: https://lnkd.in/g8t2PbyJ

As part of the celebrations for International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8, 2024, the staff at nettletontribe are taking the time to recognise the theme of #InspireInclusion, as well as the UN theme of Count Her In: Invest in Women. Accelerate Progress. Internally, we strive to create an inclusive environment not just on IWD, but every day. We foster an open-door policy and ensure that our work environment is a space where all employees feel a sense of belonging and experience high engagement. We celebrate the diversity of our staff and have implemented policies and wellbeing initiatives to support our employees. We welcome feedback to improve and create an environment that facilitates learning and growth. Lastly, we anticipate what lies ahead on our journey. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gFCNz6yY #internationalwomensday2024