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Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Our recent Canberra Autumn Salon was a delight, generously hosted by @coxarchitecture and photographed by @aris_pixels . Slide through for a selection of our favourite pics.

“Hello Stranger, Let’s have lunch!” That’s how our Canberra Salon conversationalists Sonia van de Haar and Sally Farrah @s_farrah_ first met. Sonia, creative director of Lymesmith @lymesmithy , hosts a monthly, informal “lunch with strangers” in Canberra, which brings together interesting creative people. Sally, a lecturer from the University of Canberra @architecture_uc was on the guest list. What a fabulous idea!

Sally and Sonia reunited for the recent Canberra Autumn Salon, sharing a rich discussion on colour, pondering why it is so often neglected in architecture and what is lost as a result. Sonia realised very early that “architecture has a colour problem”, with the early 2000s dominated by monochrome-heavy design culture. Sally agreed that colour remains under-theorised and undervalued in architecture education and practice, despite profoundly shaping how people feel, behave and connect to spaces.

Topics included colour design as a place-based practice, the use of colour in trauma-informed design, and its power to calm and soften, and offer beauty and delight. Colour was explored as a powerful language carrying conscious and unconscious meanings. The conversation moved to the use of tools and the hand/eye/mind connection, the work of Kenneth Frampton and ideas of Critical Regionalism, and the commodification of architecture. The discussion was jampacked with thought-provoking reflections, ideas and calls for more colour!

The discussion will be available as a future Parlour POD episode.

#parloursalon
#careerconversations
#colourinarchitecture
#buildingnetworks

Brunswick & Co. is complete – Queensland’s first high density Build to Rent development.

Designed by COX for @frasers_property_australia, the project brings 366 apartments across 25 levels, with ~40% dedicated to affordable housing. A refined material palette and brick podium ground the tower in the character of Fortitude Valley.

With hotel like amenity and a focus on connection and wellbeing, this vertical village offers a new model for inner city living.

Builder: @hutchies1912
Key Consultants: @oskaconsultinggroup, @acousticlogic, @rps.group landscapes

🔗View the project on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au
📷 @nira.creative

Brunswick & Co. is complete – Queensland’s first high density Build to Rent development.

Designed by COX for @frasers_property_australia, the project brings 366 apartments across 25 levels, with ~40% dedicated to affordable housing. A refined material palette and brick podium ground the tower in the character of Fortitude Valley.

With hotel like amenity and a focus on connection and wellbeing, this vertical village offers a new model for inner city living.

Builder: @hutchies1912
Key Consultants: @oskaconsultinggroup, @acousticlogic, @rps.group landscapes

🔗View the project on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au
📷 @nira.creative

Brunswick & Co. is complete – Queensland’s first high density Build to Rent development.

Designed by COX for @frasers_property_australia, the project brings 366 apartments across 25 levels, with ~40% dedicated to affordable housing. A refined material palette and brick podium ground the tower in the character of Fortitude Valley.

With hotel like amenity and a focus on connection and wellbeing, this vertical village offers a new model for inner city living.

Builder: @hutchies1912
Key Consultants: @oskaconsultinggroup, @acousticlogic, @rps.group landscapes

🔗View the project on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au
📷 @nira.creative

Brunswick & Co. is complete – Queensland’s first high density Build to Rent development.

Designed by COX for @frasers_property_australia, the project brings 366 apartments across 25 levels, with ~40% dedicated to affordable housing. A refined material palette and brick podium ground the tower in the character of Fortitude Valley.

With hotel like amenity and a focus on connection and wellbeing, this vertical village offers a new model for inner city living.

Builder: @hutchies1912
Key Consultants: @oskaconsultinggroup, @acousticlogic, @rps.group landscapes

🔗View the project on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au
📷 @nira.creative

Brunswick & Co. is complete – Queensland’s first high density Build to Rent development.

Designed by COX for @frasers_property_australia, the project brings 366 apartments across 25 levels, with ~40% dedicated to affordable housing. A refined material palette and brick podium ground the tower in the character of Fortitude Valley.

With hotel like amenity and a focus on connection and wellbeing, this vertical village offers a new model for inner city living.

Builder: @hutchies1912
Key Consultants: @oskaconsultinggroup, @acousticlogic, @rps.group landscapes

🔗View the project on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au
📷 @nira.creative

Brunswick & Co. is complete – Queensland’s first high density Build to Rent development.

Designed by COX for @frasers_property_australia, the project brings 366 apartments across 25 levels, with ~40% dedicated to affordable housing. A refined material palette and brick podium ground the tower in the character of Fortitude Valley.

With hotel like amenity and a focus on connection and wellbeing, this vertical village offers a new model for inner city living.

Builder: @hutchies1912
Key Consultants: @oskaconsultinggroup, @acousticlogic, @rps.group landscapes

🔗View the project on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au
📷 @nira.creative

Brunswick & Co. is complete – Queensland’s first high density Build to Rent development.

Designed by COX for @frasers_property_australia, the project brings 366 apartments across 25 levels, with ~40% dedicated to affordable housing. A refined material palette and brick podium ground the tower in the character of Fortitude Valley.

With hotel like amenity and a focus on connection and wellbeing, this vertical village offers a new model for inner city living.

Builder: @hutchies1912
Key Consultants: @oskaconsultinggroup, @acousticlogic, @rps.group landscapes

🔗View the project on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au
📷 @nira.creative

Brunswick & Co. is complete – Queensland’s first high density Build to Rent development.

Designed by COX for @frasers_property_australia, the project brings 366 apartments across 25 levels, with ~40% dedicated to affordable housing. A refined material palette and brick podium ground the tower in the character of Fortitude Valley.

With hotel like amenity and a focus on connection and wellbeing, this vertical village offers a new model for inner city living.

Builder: @hutchies1912
Key Consultants: @oskaconsultinggroup, @acousticlogic, @rps.group landscapes

🔗View the project on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au
📷 @nira.creative

A home for healing, growth, and connection.

This new facility for Gugan Gulwan Youth Aboriginal Corporation is a culturally safe space for all First Nations mobs, including those displaced or disconnected, to reconnect with culture, community, and self.

Designed by COX Architecture, in collaboration with @ckarchitectureaus and the Gugan Gulwan team, the project was shaped with the community - not just for them - ensuring it reflects local identity, values, and aspirations.

A place where young people feel supported and proud, and where staff are empowered to do what they do best.

Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📸1-4 & 6: @mr_adam_mcgrath, courtesy of @projexbuilding.
📸5: @thurstonempson

A home for healing, growth, and connection.

This new facility for Gugan Gulwan Youth Aboriginal Corporation is a culturally safe space for all First Nations mobs, including those displaced or disconnected, to reconnect with culture, community, and self.

Designed by COX Architecture, in collaboration with @ckarchitectureaus and the Gugan Gulwan team, the project was shaped with the community - not just for them - ensuring it reflects local identity, values, and aspirations.

A place where young people feel supported and proud, and where staff are empowered to do what they do best.

Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📸1-4 & 6: @mr_adam_mcgrath, courtesy of @projexbuilding.
📸5: @thurstonempson

A home for healing, growth, and connection.

This new facility for Gugan Gulwan Youth Aboriginal Corporation is a culturally safe space for all First Nations mobs, including those displaced or disconnected, to reconnect with culture, community, and self.

Designed by COX Architecture, in collaboration with @ckarchitectureaus and the Gugan Gulwan team, the project was shaped with the community - not just for them - ensuring it reflects local identity, values, and aspirations.

A place where young people feel supported and proud, and where staff are empowered to do what they do best.

Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📸1-4 & 6: @mr_adam_mcgrath, courtesy of @projexbuilding.
📸5: @thurstonempson

A home for healing, growth, and connection.

This new facility for Gugan Gulwan Youth Aboriginal Corporation is a culturally safe space for all First Nations mobs, including those displaced or disconnected, to reconnect with culture, community, and self.

Designed by COX Architecture, in collaboration with @ckarchitectureaus and the Gugan Gulwan team, the project was shaped with the community - not just for them - ensuring it reflects local identity, values, and aspirations.

A place where young people feel supported and proud, and where staff are empowered to do what they do best.

Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📸1-4 & 6: @mr_adam_mcgrath, courtesy of @projexbuilding.
📸5: @thurstonempson

A home for healing, growth, and connection.

This new facility for Gugan Gulwan Youth Aboriginal Corporation is a culturally safe space for all First Nations mobs, including those displaced or disconnected, to reconnect with culture, community, and self.

Designed by COX Architecture, in collaboration with @ckarchitectureaus and the Gugan Gulwan team, the project was shaped with the community - not just for them - ensuring it reflects local identity, values, and aspirations.

A place where young people feel supported and proud, and where staff are empowered to do what they do best.

Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📸1-4 & 6: @mr_adam_mcgrath, courtesy of @projexbuilding.
📸5: @thurstonempson

A home for healing, growth, and connection.

This new facility for Gugan Gulwan Youth Aboriginal Corporation is a culturally safe space for all First Nations mobs, including those displaced or disconnected, to reconnect with culture, community, and self.

Designed by COX Architecture, in collaboration with @ckarchitectureaus and the Gugan Gulwan team, the project was shaped with the community - not just for them - ensuring it reflects local identity, values, and aspirations.

A place where young people feel supported and proud, and where staff are empowered to do what they do best.

Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📸1-4 & 6: @mr_adam_mcgrath, courtesy of @projexbuilding.
📸5: @thurstonempson

Our Director and Head of Interiors, Brooke Lloyd, speaks to the thinking behind the @Intuit Sydney workplace in this recent feature with @indesignlive – thank you to @millerknoll for the collaboration.

🔗Watch the full video on Indesignlive's website.

Eight of our projects are shortlisted in this year’s @institute_architects_aus Awards, recognising design excellence from across our national practice that shapes our cities, communities and shared public life.

🌟Commercial Architecture
• Parkline Place @parklineplace
• South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) @sa_sports_institute
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

🌟Interior Design
• Government Headquarters (QLD State Awards)

🌟Melbourne Prize
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Public Architecture
• Parramatta Light Rail
• Quandamooka Cultural and Arts Centre @quampiartsandculturecentre (QLD State Awards)
• Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird-Walton) Airport @wsiairport
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Urban Design
• New Footscray Hospital
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

QLD State Award winners will be announced on 26 June, with successful projects progressing to the National Awards.

Congratulations to all shortlisted teams, and thank you to the clients, partners and collaborators who help bring this work to life.

Eight of our projects are shortlisted in this year’s @institute_architects_aus Awards, recognising design excellence from across our national practice that shapes our cities, communities and shared public life.

🌟Commercial Architecture
• Parkline Place @parklineplace
• South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) @sa_sports_institute
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

🌟Interior Design
• Government Headquarters (QLD State Awards)

🌟Melbourne Prize
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Public Architecture
• Parramatta Light Rail
• Quandamooka Cultural and Arts Centre @quampiartsandculturecentre (QLD State Awards)
• Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird-Walton) Airport @wsiairport
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Urban Design
• New Footscray Hospital
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

QLD State Award winners will be announced on 26 June, with successful projects progressing to the National Awards.

Congratulations to all shortlisted teams, and thank you to the clients, partners and collaborators who help bring this work to life.

Eight of our projects are shortlisted in this year’s @institute_architects_aus Awards, recognising design excellence from across our national practice that shapes our cities, communities and shared public life.

🌟Commercial Architecture
• Parkline Place @parklineplace
• South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) @sa_sports_institute
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

🌟Interior Design
• Government Headquarters (QLD State Awards)

🌟Melbourne Prize
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Public Architecture
• Parramatta Light Rail
• Quandamooka Cultural and Arts Centre @quampiartsandculturecentre (QLD State Awards)
• Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird-Walton) Airport @wsiairport
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Urban Design
• New Footscray Hospital
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

QLD State Award winners will be announced on 26 June, with successful projects progressing to the National Awards.

Congratulations to all shortlisted teams, and thank you to the clients, partners and collaborators who help bring this work to life.

Eight of our projects are shortlisted in this year’s @institute_architects_aus Awards, recognising design excellence from across our national practice that shapes our cities, communities and shared public life.

🌟Commercial Architecture
• Parkline Place @parklineplace
• South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) @sa_sports_institute
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

🌟Interior Design
• Government Headquarters (QLD State Awards)

🌟Melbourne Prize
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Public Architecture
• Parramatta Light Rail
• Quandamooka Cultural and Arts Centre @quampiartsandculturecentre (QLD State Awards)
• Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird-Walton) Airport @wsiairport
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Urban Design
• New Footscray Hospital
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

QLD State Award winners will be announced on 26 June, with successful projects progressing to the National Awards.

Congratulations to all shortlisted teams, and thank you to the clients, partners and collaborators who help bring this work to life.

Eight of our projects are shortlisted in this year’s @institute_architects_aus Awards, recognising design excellence from across our national practice that shapes our cities, communities and shared public life.

🌟Commercial Architecture
• Parkline Place @parklineplace
• South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) @sa_sports_institute
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

🌟Interior Design
• Government Headquarters (QLD State Awards)

🌟Melbourne Prize
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Public Architecture
• Parramatta Light Rail
• Quandamooka Cultural and Arts Centre @quampiartsandculturecentre (QLD State Awards)
• Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird-Walton) Airport @wsiairport
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Urban Design
• New Footscray Hospital
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

QLD State Award winners will be announced on 26 June, with successful projects progressing to the National Awards.

Congratulations to all shortlisted teams, and thank you to the clients, partners and collaborators who help bring this work to life.

Eight of our projects are shortlisted in this year’s @institute_architects_aus Awards, recognising design excellence from across our national practice that shapes our cities, communities and shared public life.

🌟Commercial Architecture
• Parkline Place @parklineplace
• South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) @sa_sports_institute
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

🌟Interior Design
• Government Headquarters (QLD State Awards)

🌟Melbourne Prize
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Public Architecture
• Parramatta Light Rail
• Quandamooka Cultural and Arts Centre @quampiartsandculturecentre (QLD State Awards)
• Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird-Walton) Airport @wsiairport
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Urban Design
• New Footscray Hospital
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

QLD State Award winners will be announced on 26 June, with successful projects progressing to the National Awards.

Congratulations to all shortlisted teams, and thank you to the clients, partners and collaborators who help bring this work to life.

Eight of our projects are shortlisted in this year’s @institute_architects_aus Awards, recognising design excellence from across our national practice that shapes our cities, communities and shared public life.

🌟Commercial Architecture
• Parkline Place @parklineplace
• South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) @sa_sports_institute
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

🌟Interior Design
• Government Headquarters (QLD State Awards)

🌟Melbourne Prize
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Public Architecture
• Parramatta Light Rail
• Quandamooka Cultural and Arts Centre @quampiartsandculturecentre (QLD State Awards)
• Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird-Walton) Airport @wsiairport
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Urban Design
• New Footscray Hospital
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

QLD State Award winners will be announced on 26 June, with successful projects progressing to the National Awards.

Congratulations to all shortlisted teams, and thank you to the clients, partners and collaborators who help bring this work to life.

Eight of our projects are shortlisted in this year’s @institute_architects_aus Awards, recognising design excellence from across our national practice that shapes our cities, communities and shared public life.

🌟Commercial Architecture
• Parkline Place @parklineplace
• South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) @sa_sports_institute
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

🌟Interior Design
• Government Headquarters (QLD State Awards)

🌟Melbourne Prize
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Public Architecture
• Parramatta Light Rail
• Quandamooka Cultural and Arts Centre @quampiartsandculturecentre (QLD State Awards)
• Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird-Walton) Airport @wsiairport
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Urban Design
• New Footscray Hospital
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

QLD State Award winners will be announced on 26 June, with successful projects progressing to the National Awards.

Congratulations to all shortlisted teams, and thank you to the clients, partners and collaborators who help bring this work to life.

Eight of our projects are shortlisted in this year’s @institute_architects_aus Awards, recognising design excellence from across our national practice that shapes our cities, communities and shared public life.

🌟Commercial Architecture
• Parkline Place @parklineplace
• South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) @sa_sports_institute
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

🌟Interior Design
• Government Headquarters (QLD State Awards)

🌟Melbourne Prize
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Public Architecture
• Parramatta Light Rail
• Quandamooka Cultural and Arts Centre @quampiartsandculturecentre (QLD State Awards)
• Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird-Walton) Airport @wsiairport
• New Footscray Hospital

🌟Urban Design
• New Footscray Hospital
• Wesley Place Precinct @wesleyplacemelb

QLD State Award winners will be announced on 26 June, with successful projects progressing to the National Awards.

Congratulations to all shortlisted teams, and thank you to the clients, partners and collaborators who help bring this work to life.

@knightfrankaustralia’s new workplace is a reinvestment in place.

Set within Brisbane’s Blue Tower, it’s designed as a space to be proudly shared with their people and clients, supporting connection, exchange and the everyday moments in between.

With just 20 percent fixed built form, this leaves more flexibility to adapt over time, evolving alongside the way they work.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📷: @cieranmurphy

@knightfrankaustralia’s new workplace is a reinvestment in place.

Set within Brisbane’s Blue Tower, it’s designed as a space to be proudly shared with their people and clients, supporting connection, exchange and the everyday moments in between.

With just 20 percent fixed built form, this leaves more flexibility to adapt over time, evolving alongside the way they work.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📷: @cieranmurphy

@knightfrankaustralia’s new workplace is a reinvestment in place.

Set within Brisbane’s Blue Tower, it’s designed as a space to be proudly shared with their people and clients, supporting connection, exchange and the everyday moments in between.

With just 20 percent fixed built form, this leaves more flexibility to adapt over time, evolving alongside the way they work.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📷: @cieranmurphy

@knightfrankaustralia’s new workplace is a reinvestment in place.

Set within Brisbane’s Blue Tower, it’s designed as a space to be proudly shared with their people and clients, supporting connection, exchange and the everyday moments in between.

With just 20 percent fixed built form, this leaves more flexibility to adapt over time, evolving alongside the way they work.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📷: @cieranmurphy

@knightfrankaustralia’s new workplace is a reinvestment in place.

Set within Brisbane’s Blue Tower, it’s designed as a space to be proudly shared with their people and clients, supporting connection, exchange and the everyday moments in between.

With just 20 percent fixed built form, this leaves more flexibility to adapt over time, evolving alongside the way they work.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📷: @cieranmurphy

@knightfrankaustralia’s new workplace is a reinvestment in place.

Set within Brisbane’s Blue Tower, it’s designed as a space to be proudly shared with their people and clients, supporting connection, exchange and the everyday moments in between.

With just 20 percent fixed built form, this leaves more flexibility to adapt over time, evolving alongside the way they work.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📷: @cieranmurphy

@knightfrankaustralia’s new workplace is a reinvestment in place.

Set within Brisbane’s Blue Tower, it’s designed as a space to be proudly shared with their people and clients, supporting connection, exchange and the everyday moments in between.

With just 20 percent fixed built form, this leaves more flexibility to adapt over time, evolving alongside the way they work.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

📷: @cieranmurphy

A special moment for our Auckland studio.

Over three years since establishing our presence in Aotearoa, we’ve now opened our permanent home – a milestone shaped by the team and the community that continues to support the studio.

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate this next chapter for COX in Aotearoa.

📷Photographer: dstgeorgephoto

A new sports centre just opened in West Ryde 👀

The brand new Bennelong Sports Centre includes a 5,000sqm indoor courts facility with 4 multi-purpose courts, and a whopping 29 outdoor netball courts.

Designed by @coxarchitecture and delivered by School Infrastructure, the precinct will be operated by @the.ynsw so that the broader community can benefit from it.

This facility was a key case study in our new sports issues report, showing the potential for addressing Sydney’s shortfall of sporting facilities. Read about it at the link in our bio.

A new sports centre just opened in West Ryde 👀

The brand new Bennelong Sports Centre includes a 5,000sqm indoor courts facility with 4 multi-purpose courts, and a whopping 29 outdoor netball courts.

Designed by @coxarchitecture and delivered by School Infrastructure, the precinct will be operated by @the.ynsw so that the broader community can benefit from it.

This facility was a key case study in our new sports issues report, showing the potential for addressing Sydney’s shortfall of sporting facilities. Read about it at the link in our bio.

A new sports centre just opened in West Ryde 👀

The brand new Bennelong Sports Centre includes a 5,000sqm indoor courts facility with 4 multi-purpose courts, and a whopping 29 outdoor netball courts.

Designed by @coxarchitecture and delivered by School Infrastructure, the precinct will be operated by @the.ynsw so that the broader community can benefit from it.

This facility was a key case study in our new sports issues report, showing the potential for addressing Sydney’s shortfall of sporting facilities. Read about it at the link in our bio.

It’s ‘Game On’ again for Browne Park.

The @cq.capras returned home for the first time in two years, marking the opening of Browne Park’s $62.78M redevelopment.

With more than 130 years of Rugby League tradition, the revitalised venue, now named @aurizon_ Stadium, is ready to witness many more milestones in its next century.

This project was designed by COX in collaboration with @designaa__ and delivered by @hutchies1912 in partnership with the Queensland Government.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

It’s ‘Game On’ again for Browne Park.

The @cq.capras returned home for the first time in two years, marking the opening of Browne Park’s $62.78M redevelopment.

With more than 130 years of Rugby League tradition, the revitalised venue, now named @aurizon_ Stadium, is ready to witness many more milestones in its next century.

This project was designed by COX in collaboration with @designaa__ and delivered by @hutchies1912 in partnership with the Queensland Government.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

It’s ‘Game On’ again for Browne Park.

The @cq.capras returned home for the first time in two years, marking the opening of Browne Park’s $62.78M redevelopment.

With more than 130 years of Rugby League tradition, the revitalised venue, now named @aurizon_ Stadium, is ready to witness many more milestones in its next century.

This project was designed by COX in collaboration with @designaa__ and delivered by @hutchies1912 in partnership with the Queensland Government.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

It’s ‘Game On’ again for Browne Park.

The @cq.capras returned home for the first time in two years, marking the opening of Browne Park’s $62.78M redevelopment.

With more than 130 years of Rugby League tradition, the revitalised venue, now named @aurizon_ Stadium, is ready to witness many more milestones in its next century.

This project was designed by COX in collaboration with @designaa__ and delivered by @hutchies1912 in partnership with the Queensland Government.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

It’s ‘Game On’ again for Browne Park.

The @cq.capras returned home for the first time in two years, marking the opening of Browne Park’s $62.78M redevelopment.

With more than 130 years of Rugby League tradition, the revitalised venue, now named @aurizon_ Stadium, is ready to witness many more milestones in its next century.

This project was designed by COX in collaboration with @designaa__ and delivered by @hutchies1912 in partnership with the Queensland Government.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

It’s ‘Game On’ again for Browne Park.

The @cq.capras returned home for the first time in two years, marking the opening of Browne Park’s $62.78M redevelopment.

With more than 130 years of Rugby League tradition, the revitalised venue, now named @aurizon_ Stadium, is ready to witness many more milestones in its next century.

This project was designed by COX in collaboration with @designaa__ and delivered by @hutchies1912 in partnership with the Queensland Government.

🔗 Read more on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

Six COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @theurbandeveloper Awards, recognising projects that challenge how we shape and experience the built environment.

From healthcare to housing and workplace, these projects span cities, scales and typologies across Australia.

🌟The new Footscray Hospital, Melbourne
Affectionately known as the ‘People’s Hospital’, this new public health facility is designed as an extension of daily life in Melbourne’s west.
With @westernhealthau, @billardleece, @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au

🌟130 Little Collins, Melbourne
A boutique strata office tower in Melbourne’s Paris End, balancing heritage scale with skyline presence.
With @heckerguthrie for @goldenagegroup

🌟Parkline Place, Sydney
A striking commercial tower rising above Gadigal Station, @parklineplace is shaped through close architectural and sustainability collaboration.
With @fosterandpartners as Principal Architect and ESD consultants @cundall_global

🌟50 First Avenue, Maroochydore
The Sunshine Coast’s first A-grade commercial office building – and a new benchmark for the region.
With @walkercorporation and @sunshinecoastcouncil

🌟Chapter Place, Site 1, Edmondson Park
A collection of tri-level terrace homes designed to support flexible living for growing families, professionals and multigenerational households.
For @urbanpropertygroup

🌟Brunswick and Co., Brisbane
Queensland’s first true high-density Build-to-Rent residential development.
For @frasers_property_australia

All projects are in the running for Development of the Year, with winners announced this July.

📷 New Footscray Hospital: @peterbbennetts
📷 130 Little Collins: @peterclarkephoto
📷 Parkline Place: @aaronhargreaves_
📷 50 First Avenue: Video courtesy of Walker Corporation
📷 Brunswick and Co.: @nira.creative, image courtesy of @frasers_property_australia

Six COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @theurbandeveloper Awards, recognising projects that challenge how we shape and experience the built environment.

From healthcare to housing and workplace, these projects span cities, scales and typologies across Australia.

🌟The new Footscray Hospital, Melbourne
Affectionately known as the ‘People’s Hospital’, this new public health facility is designed as an extension of daily life in Melbourne’s west.
With @westernhealthau, @billardleece, @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au

🌟130 Little Collins, Melbourne
A boutique strata office tower in Melbourne’s Paris End, balancing heritage scale with skyline presence.
With @heckerguthrie for @goldenagegroup

🌟Parkline Place, Sydney
A striking commercial tower rising above Gadigal Station, @parklineplace is shaped through close architectural and sustainability collaboration.
With @fosterandpartners as Principal Architect and ESD consultants @cundall_global

🌟50 First Avenue, Maroochydore
The Sunshine Coast’s first A-grade commercial office building – and a new benchmark for the region.
With @walkercorporation and @sunshinecoastcouncil

🌟Chapter Place, Site 1, Edmondson Park
A collection of tri-level terrace homes designed to support flexible living for growing families, professionals and multigenerational households.
For @urbanpropertygroup

🌟Brunswick and Co., Brisbane
Queensland’s first true high-density Build-to-Rent residential development.
For @frasers_property_australia

All projects are in the running for Development of the Year, with winners announced this July.

📷 New Footscray Hospital: @peterbbennetts
📷 130 Little Collins: @peterclarkephoto
📷 Parkline Place: @aaronhargreaves_
📷 50 First Avenue: Video courtesy of Walker Corporation
📷 Brunswick and Co.: @nira.creative, image courtesy of @frasers_property_australia

Six COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @theurbandeveloper Awards, recognising projects that challenge how we shape and experience the built environment.

From healthcare to housing and workplace, these projects span cities, scales and typologies across Australia.

🌟The new Footscray Hospital, Melbourne
Affectionately known as the ‘People’s Hospital’, this new public health facility is designed as an extension of daily life in Melbourne’s west.
With @westernhealthau, @billardleece, @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au

🌟130 Little Collins, Melbourne
A boutique strata office tower in Melbourne’s Paris End, balancing heritage scale with skyline presence.
With @heckerguthrie for @goldenagegroup

🌟Parkline Place, Sydney
A striking commercial tower rising above Gadigal Station, @parklineplace is shaped through close architectural and sustainability collaboration.
With @fosterandpartners as Principal Architect and ESD consultants @cundall_global

🌟50 First Avenue, Maroochydore
The Sunshine Coast’s first A-grade commercial office building – and a new benchmark for the region.
With @walkercorporation and @sunshinecoastcouncil

🌟Chapter Place, Site 1, Edmondson Park
A collection of tri-level terrace homes designed to support flexible living for growing families, professionals and multigenerational households.
For @urbanpropertygroup

🌟Brunswick and Co., Brisbane
Queensland’s first true high-density Build-to-Rent residential development.
For @frasers_property_australia

All projects are in the running for Development of the Year, with winners announced this July.

📷 New Footscray Hospital: @peterbbennetts
📷 130 Little Collins: @peterclarkephoto
📷 Parkline Place: @aaronhargreaves_
📷 50 First Avenue: Video courtesy of Walker Corporation
📷 Brunswick and Co.: @nira.creative, image courtesy of @frasers_property_australia

Six COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @theurbandeveloper Awards, recognising projects that challenge how we shape and experience the built environment.

From healthcare to housing and workplace, these projects span cities, scales and typologies across Australia.

🌟The new Footscray Hospital, Melbourne
Affectionately known as the ‘People’s Hospital’, this new public health facility is designed as an extension of daily life in Melbourne’s west.
With @westernhealthau, @billardleece, @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au

🌟130 Little Collins, Melbourne
A boutique strata office tower in Melbourne’s Paris End, balancing heritage scale with skyline presence.
With @heckerguthrie for @goldenagegroup

🌟Parkline Place, Sydney
A striking commercial tower rising above Gadigal Station, @parklineplace is shaped through close architectural and sustainability collaboration.
With @fosterandpartners as Principal Architect and ESD consultants @cundall_global

🌟50 First Avenue, Maroochydore
The Sunshine Coast’s first A-grade commercial office building – and a new benchmark for the region.
With @walkercorporation and @sunshinecoastcouncil

🌟Chapter Place, Site 1, Edmondson Park
A collection of tri-level terrace homes designed to support flexible living for growing families, professionals and multigenerational households.
For @urbanpropertygroup

🌟Brunswick and Co., Brisbane
Queensland’s first true high-density Build-to-Rent residential development.
For @frasers_property_australia

All projects are in the running for Development of the Year, with winners announced this July.

📷 New Footscray Hospital: @peterbbennetts
📷 130 Little Collins: @peterclarkephoto
📷 Parkline Place: @aaronhargreaves_
📷 50 First Avenue: Video courtesy of Walker Corporation
📷 Brunswick and Co.: @nira.creative, image courtesy of @frasers_property_australia

Six COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @theurbandeveloper Awards, recognising projects that challenge how we shape and experience the built environment.

From healthcare to housing and workplace, these projects span cities, scales and typologies across Australia.

🌟The new Footscray Hospital, Melbourne
Affectionately known as the ‘People’s Hospital’, this new public health facility is designed as an extension of daily life in Melbourne’s west.
With @westernhealthau, @billardleece, @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au

🌟130 Little Collins, Melbourne
A boutique strata office tower in Melbourne’s Paris End, balancing heritage scale with skyline presence.
With @heckerguthrie for @goldenagegroup

🌟Parkline Place, Sydney
A striking commercial tower rising above Gadigal Station, @parklineplace is shaped through close architectural and sustainability collaboration.
With @fosterandpartners as Principal Architect and ESD consultants @cundall_global

🌟50 First Avenue, Maroochydore
The Sunshine Coast’s first A-grade commercial office building – and a new benchmark for the region.
With @walkercorporation and @sunshinecoastcouncil

🌟Chapter Place, Site 1, Edmondson Park
A collection of tri-level terrace homes designed to support flexible living for growing families, professionals and multigenerational households.
For @urbanpropertygroup

🌟Brunswick and Co., Brisbane
Queensland’s first true high-density Build-to-Rent residential development.
For @frasers_property_australia

All projects are in the running for Development of the Year, with winners announced this July.

📷 New Footscray Hospital: @peterbbennetts
📷 130 Little Collins: @peterclarkephoto
📷 Parkline Place: @aaronhargreaves_
📷 50 First Avenue: Video courtesy of Walker Corporation
📷 Brunswick and Co.: @nira.creative, image courtesy of @frasers_property_australia

Six COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @theurbandeveloper Awards, recognising projects that challenge how we shape and experience the built environment.

From healthcare to housing and workplace, these projects span cities, scales and typologies across Australia.

🌟The new Footscray Hospital, Melbourne
Affectionately known as the ‘People’s Hospital’, this new public health facility is designed as an extension of daily life in Melbourne’s west.
With @westernhealthau, @billardleece, @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au

🌟130 Little Collins, Melbourne
A boutique strata office tower in Melbourne’s Paris End, balancing heritage scale with skyline presence.
With @heckerguthrie for @goldenagegroup

🌟Parkline Place, Sydney
A striking commercial tower rising above Gadigal Station, @parklineplace is shaped through close architectural and sustainability collaboration.
With @fosterandpartners as Principal Architect and ESD consultants @cundall_global

🌟50 First Avenue, Maroochydore
The Sunshine Coast’s first A-grade commercial office building – and a new benchmark for the region.
With @walkercorporation and @sunshinecoastcouncil

🌟Chapter Place, Site 1, Edmondson Park
A collection of tri-level terrace homes designed to support flexible living for growing families, professionals and multigenerational households.
For @urbanpropertygroup

🌟Brunswick and Co., Brisbane
Queensland’s first true high-density Build-to-Rent residential development.
For @frasers_property_australia

All projects are in the running for Development of the Year, with winners announced this July.

📷 New Footscray Hospital: @peterbbennetts
📷 130 Little Collins: @peterclarkephoto
📷 Parkline Place: @aaronhargreaves_
📷 50 First Avenue: Video courtesy of Walker Corporation
📷 Brunswick and Co.: @nira.creative, image courtesy of @frasers_property_australia

Six COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @theurbandeveloper Awards, recognising projects that challenge how we shape and experience the built environment.

From healthcare to housing and workplace, these projects span cities, scales and typologies across Australia.

🌟The new Footscray Hospital, Melbourne
Affectionately known as the ‘People’s Hospital’, this new public health facility is designed as an extension of daily life in Melbourne’s west.
With @westernhealthau, @billardleece, @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au

🌟130 Little Collins, Melbourne
A boutique strata office tower in Melbourne’s Paris End, balancing heritage scale with skyline presence.
With @heckerguthrie for @goldenagegroup

🌟Parkline Place, Sydney
A striking commercial tower rising above Gadigal Station, @parklineplace is shaped through close architectural and sustainability collaboration.
With @fosterandpartners as Principal Architect and ESD consultants @cundall_global

🌟50 First Avenue, Maroochydore
The Sunshine Coast’s first A-grade commercial office building – and a new benchmark for the region.
With @walkercorporation and @sunshinecoastcouncil

🌟Chapter Place, Site 1, Edmondson Park
A collection of tri-level terrace homes designed to support flexible living for growing families, professionals and multigenerational households.
For @urbanpropertygroup

🌟Brunswick and Co., Brisbane
Queensland’s first true high-density Build-to-Rent residential development.
For @frasers_property_australia

All projects are in the running for Development of the Year, with winners announced this July.

📷 New Footscray Hospital: @peterbbennetts
📷 130 Little Collins: @peterclarkephoto
📷 Parkline Place: @aaronhargreaves_
📷 50 First Avenue: Video courtesy of Walker Corporation
📷 Brunswick and Co.: @nira.creative, image courtesy of @frasers_property_australia

When did you first feel a sense of belonging? Most of us can’t recall a distinct memory, but for many, it’s shaped through early childhood interactions.

So how do you thoughtfully design for a child’s first sense of belonging?

At St Luke’s Early Learning Community, COX worked closely with the Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn to create a place shaped by connection, curiosity and community.

From a central courtyard connecting two levels to play hubs designed for exploration, COX Senior Associate Belinda Barnes shares the thinking behind the design.

🔗 Read the ‘Behind the Design’ interview on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

Images courtesy of: The Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn and @monarch.building

📷 Photography: @mr_adam_mcgrath

When did you first feel a sense of belonging? Most of us can’t recall a distinct memory, but for many, it’s shaped through early childhood interactions.

So how do you thoughtfully design for a child’s first sense of belonging?

At St Luke’s Early Learning Community, COX worked closely with the Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn to create a place shaped by connection, curiosity and community.

From a central courtyard connecting two levels to play hubs designed for exploration, COX Senior Associate Belinda Barnes shares the thinking behind the design.

🔗 Read the ‘Behind the Design’ interview on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

Images courtesy of: The Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn and @monarch.building

📷 Photography: @mr_adam_mcgrath

When did you first feel a sense of belonging? Most of us can’t recall a distinct memory, but for many, it’s shaped through early childhood interactions.

So how do you thoughtfully design for a child’s first sense of belonging?

At St Luke’s Early Learning Community, COX worked closely with the Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn to create a place shaped by connection, curiosity and community.

From a central courtyard connecting two levels to play hubs designed for exploration, COX Senior Associate Belinda Barnes shares the thinking behind the design.

🔗 Read the ‘Behind the Design’ interview on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

Images courtesy of: The Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn and @monarch.building

📷 Photography: @mr_adam_mcgrath

When did you first feel a sense of belonging? Most of us can’t recall a distinct memory, but for many, it’s shaped through early childhood interactions.

So how do you thoughtfully design for a child’s first sense of belonging?

At St Luke’s Early Learning Community, COX worked closely with the Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn to create a place shaped by connection, curiosity and community.

From a central courtyard connecting two levels to play hubs designed for exploration, COX Senior Associate Belinda Barnes shares the thinking behind the design.

🔗 Read the ‘Behind the Design’ interview on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

Images courtesy of: The Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn and @monarch.building

📷 Photography: @mr_adam_mcgrath

When did you first feel a sense of belonging? Most of us can’t recall a distinct memory, but for many, it’s shaped through early childhood interactions.

So how do you thoughtfully design for a child’s first sense of belonging?

At St Luke’s Early Learning Community, COX worked closely with the Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn to create a place shaped by connection, curiosity and community.

From a central courtyard connecting two levels to play hubs designed for exploration, COX Senior Associate Belinda Barnes shares the thinking behind the design.

🔗 Read the ‘Behind the Design’ interview on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

Images courtesy of: The Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn and @monarch.building

📷 Photography: @mr_adam_mcgrath

When did you first feel a sense of belonging? Most of us can’t recall a distinct memory, but for many, it’s shaped through early childhood interactions.

So how do you thoughtfully design for a child’s first sense of belonging?

At St Luke’s Early Learning Community, COX worked closely with the Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn to create a place shaped by connection, curiosity and community.

From a central courtyard connecting two levels to play hubs designed for exploration, COX Senior Associate Belinda Barnes shares the thinking behind the design.

🔗 Read the ‘Behind the Design’ interview on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

Images courtesy of: The Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn and @monarch.building

📷 Photography: @mr_adam_mcgrath

When did you first feel a sense of belonging? Most of us can’t recall a distinct memory, but for many, it’s shaped through early childhood interactions.

So how do you thoughtfully design for a child’s first sense of belonging?

At St Luke’s Early Learning Community, COX worked closely with the Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn to create a place shaped by connection, curiosity and community.

From a central courtyard connecting two levels to play hubs designed for exploration, COX Senior Associate Belinda Barnes shares the thinking behind the design.

🔗 Read the ‘Behind the Design’ interview on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

Images courtesy of: The Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn and @monarch.building

📷 Photography: @mr_adam_mcgrath

From workplace to public realm, four COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @auinteriordesignawards, showcasing the depth and versatility of our interior designers.

🌟Workplace Design
@Intuit Workplace Sydney | 📷: @nicoleengland
@mallesons_official Workplace | 📷: @cieranmurphy

🌟Public Design
Western Sydney International Airport designed by COX in partnership with @ZahaHadidArchitects, and @WoodsBagot, leading design and delivery as part of the @Multiplex team | 📷: @brettboardmanphotography

New Footscray Hospital operated by @westernhealthau and designed by COX and @billardleece | @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au | 📷: @peterbbennetts

Congratulations to all other shortlisted entrants!

Read more about our projects on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

From workplace to public realm, four COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @auinteriordesignawards, showcasing the depth and versatility of our interior designers.

🌟Workplace Design
@Intuit Workplace Sydney | 📷: @nicoleengland
@mallesons_official Workplace | 📷: @cieranmurphy

🌟Public Design
Western Sydney International Airport designed by COX in partnership with @ZahaHadidArchitects, and @WoodsBagot, leading design and delivery as part of the @Multiplex team | 📷: @brettboardmanphotography

New Footscray Hospital operated by @westernhealthau and designed by COX and @billardleece | @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au | 📷: @peterbbennetts

Congratulations to all other shortlisted entrants!

Read more about our projects on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

From workplace to public realm, four COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @auinteriordesignawards, showcasing the depth and versatility of our interior designers.

🌟Workplace Design
@Intuit Workplace Sydney | 📷: @nicoleengland
@mallesons_official Workplace | 📷: @cieranmurphy

🌟Public Design
Western Sydney International Airport designed by COX in partnership with @ZahaHadidArchitects, and @WoodsBagot, leading design and delivery as part of the @Multiplex team | 📷: @brettboardmanphotography

New Footscray Hospital operated by @westernhealthau and designed by COX and @billardleece | @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au | 📷: @peterbbennetts

Congratulations to all other shortlisted entrants!

Read more about our projects on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

From workplace to public realm, four COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @auinteriordesignawards, showcasing the depth and versatility of our interior designers.

🌟Workplace Design
@Intuit Workplace Sydney | 📷: @nicoleengland
@mallesons_official Workplace | 📷: @cieranmurphy

🌟Public Design
Western Sydney International Airport designed by COX in partnership with @ZahaHadidArchitects, and @WoodsBagot, leading design and delivery as part of the @Multiplex team | 📷: @brettboardmanphotography

New Footscray Hospital operated by @westernhealthau and designed by COX and @billardleece | @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au | 📷: @peterbbennetts

Congratulations to all other shortlisted entrants!

Read more about our projects on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

From workplace to public realm, four COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @auinteriordesignawards, showcasing the depth and versatility of our interior designers.

🌟Workplace Design
@Intuit Workplace Sydney | 📷: @nicoleengland
@mallesons_official Workplace | 📷: @cieranmurphy

🌟Public Design
Western Sydney International Airport designed by COX in partnership with @ZahaHadidArchitects, and @WoodsBagot, leading design and delivery as part of the @Multiplex team | 📷: @brettboardmanphotography

New Footscray Hospital operated by @westernhealthau and designed by COX and @billardleece | @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au | 📷: @peterbbennetts

Congratulations to all other shortlisted entrants!

Read more about our projects on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

From workplace to public realm, four COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @auinteriordesignawards, showcasing the depth and versatility of our interior designers.

🌟Workplace Design
@Intuit Workplace Sydney | 📷: @nicoleengland
@mallesons_official Workplace | 📷: @cieranmurphy

🌟Public Design
Western Sydney International Airport designed by COX in partnership with @ZahaHadidArchitects, and @WoodsBagot, leading design and delivery as part of the @Multiplex team | 📷: @brettboardmanphotography

New Footscray Hospital operated by @westernhealthau and designed by COX and @billardleece | @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au | 📷: @peterbbennetts

Congratulations to all other shortlisted entrants!

Read more about our projects on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

From workplace to public realm, four COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @auinteriordesignawards, showcasing the depth and versatility of our interior designers.

🌟Workplace Design
@Intuit Workplace Sydney | 📷: @nicoleengland
@mallesons_official Workplace | 📷: @cieranmurphy

🌟Public Design
Western Sydney International Airport designed by COX in partnership with @ZahaHadidArchitects, and @WoodsBagot, leading design and delivery as part of the @Multiplex team | 📷: @brettboardmanphotography

New Footscray Hospital operated by @westernhealthau and designed by COX and @billardleece | @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au | 📷: @peterbbennetts

Congratulations to all other shortlisted entrants!

Read more about our projects on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au

From workplace to public realm, four COX projects have been shortlisted for this year’s @auinteriordesignawards, showcasing the depth and versatility of our interior designers.

🌟Workplace Design
@Intuit Workplace Sydney | 📷: @nicoleengland
@mallesons_official Workplace | 📷: @cieranmurphy

🌟Public Design
Western Sydney International Airport designed by COX in partnership with @ZahaHadidArchitects, and @WoodsBagot, leading design and delivery as part of the @Multiplex team | 📷: @brettboardmanphotography

New Footscray Hospital operated by @westernhealthau and designed by COX and @billardleece | @plenarygroup, Vida Health, @victoriauniversity, @tractconsultants, @multiplexconstruction__au | 📷: @peterbbennetts

Congratulations to all other shortlisted entrants!

Read more about our projects on our website at coxarchitecture.com.au