PROJECTS

On a challenging site in the heart of Fremantle, KHA’s design for a multifunctional civic centre demonstrates that modernism can be used to restore civic urbanity, celebrate a place of historic significance and craft an engaging space for public enjoyment.

Through careful sculpting of new program into an uncoordinated existing context, collaborating architects Hassell and OMA have delivered a civic precinct that is uniquely Western Australian.

In Perth, the Elizabeth Quay precinct has proven popular but its success depends on “unfinished business.”

The collaborative design for Yagan Square in the heart of Perth returns the site to its origins as a people’s meeting place and links previously disconnected parts of the city.

A small but reverential addition to the Cathedral Precinct in Perth reinvigorates its heritage context and reintroduces site to citizen.

As the centrepiece of an urban rehabilitation project east of Perth’s CBD, this sporting landmark is uniquely of its place while also serving as an international gateway to the city.

At Perth’s new urban square, Yagan Square, flexibility and history provide a platform for engaging with changing notions of national identity, Reconciliation and civic life.

A new gallery for the Indigenous art collective Martumili Artists, designed by Officer Woods Architects, is proving to be an important cultural facility for the small community of Newman in Western Australia.

Kerry Hill Architects has led a collaborative redevelopment of the historic heart of Perth since 2009, complementing the existing heritage fabric with architectural insertions at an urban scale.

A new civic building by TAG Architects and Iredale Pedersen Hook Architects evokes its remote setting in north-east Western Australia.

Perth’s new hospital provides many well-crafted landscapes that service the needs and moods of patients and visitors alike.

The Fiona Stanley Hospital employs evidence-based design principles to make tangible contributions to patients’ wellbeing.

A mesmerizing urban pantheon based on big ideas, local context and the geometry of puzzles.

A custodial environment that allows Indigenous prisoners to maintain their connection to country.

Perth’s new environmental teaching centre by Donaldson + Warn for Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority.

A diverse public project in Perth combines domestic and institutional qualities.

Bates Smart director Philip Vivian reviews One40william by Hassell.

Kerry Hill Architects’ State Theatre Centre for Perth celebrates transparency, opacity and the urban experience.