Projects

Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club | Historic Reinvention

Redshift's Yagoona apartments have been designed with large scale recessed openings that create private balconies, shade and access to sun as well as light and ventilation to a number of rooms.

Yagoona Apartments | Understated Amenity

Polyhouse | Manorhouse

Vaucluse House | Flexible Reconfiguration

Dulwich Hill Terraces

Missing Middle Design Competition | Flexible Manor House

Missing Middle Design Competition | Reinterpreting the Terrace House

Dulwich Hill Courtyard House

Articulated Townhouses

Redshift-Laminar-Triplex

The Laminar Triplex

Photomontage street view of the house in the context of a housing estate.

My Ideal House Competition Entry

Redshift-Yagoona

Hume Highway Apartments

Dulwich Hill House 2

Dulwich Hill Terraces 2

Lane Cove Apartments

Talk Review: Shake and Substitute

Henley Square Urban Design

Apartment design as it should be – a review.

The pressures on landscape in redevelopment

More than Meets the Eye (aesthetics v planning)

What is this “amenity” of which you talk?

Redefining the ‘Australian Dream’

Redshift-Selling-Fast

Thinking About Developing?

A view of part of the Urban Project for High Street Terrace and Wharf 4. High street visible with the bridge connecting High Street Terrace and an upper level roadway on Wharf 4 (not visible in this image), right of image.

What is the ‘Urban Project’?

A new sculptural bar was developed to give the Roxy a greater engagement with the street, rather than a blank facade.

Horwood Ave Civic Link

Photomontage of the apartments from the street, showing the balconies overlooking the street and elegant oversailing roof.

Dulwich Hill Apartments

The courtyard is located to the immediate rear of the main body of the terrace, with the kitchen opening to and extending the width of courtyard.

Surry Hills Terrace House

Urban Disorders Clinic

The distinctive screening for Redshift's Bankstown Apartments, viewed from Jacobs St.

Bankstown Apartments

The additional new second storey rooms are visible from the street but do not unduly impact upon the character of the streetscape or the existing house.

Dulwich Hill House

A perspective view of Redshift's North Sydney Bus stop, showing the bus stop modules and related canopy subway entrance.

North Sydney Bus Shelter

The Protest Activities Dwelling in towing mode behind a motor scooter.

PAD – Protest Activities Dwelling

The new addition is discretely visible from the street. The new brickwork and fine, sloped roof is just visible along the side boundary.

Ashfield House 1

The new attic rooms are barely visible from the street, just a fine roof sloping up from the original roof.

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