Located in St Leonards, this BTR precinct by Coronation in collaboration with Cox Architecture contributes to the area’s shift toward long-term rental living supported by local services and everyday amenity. Positioned between Crows Nest Metro, Royal North Shore Hospital and the St Leonards commercial centre, it sits within one of Sydney’s most connected neighbourhoods. The architectural approach focuses on clear planning and a continuous resident experience. A consistent apa

Every drawing begins with precision and intent. Site inspections are where those ideas are tested against real conditions. They are the point where design becomes construction and engineering decisions become tangible outcomes. Inspections are not a formality. They are a critical part of quality assurance, ensuring that materials, installations and methods reflect the design intent. Each visit allows engineers to verify compliance, assess workmanship, and identify opportuniti

Set above Sydney’s coastline at 11 Jennifer Street, Little Bay, ESTE brings together architecture, interiors, landscape, and engineering in one cohesive vision. Developed and built by Urban Property Group, and designed by Hill Thalis Architecture with interiors by Richards Stanisich and landscape design by Arcadia Landscape Architecture, the project comprises 94 residences across four storeys, framed by rooftop wellness spaces and communal landscaped areas that open toward Ka

For over a decade, architects and engineers have been wrapping buildings in plants. Green façades and living walls have become symbols of sustainable design. They cool the air, soften concrete skylines and promise harmony between the built and natural world. But many of these buildings are now showing what happens when design ambition meets time, weather and water. As buildings age, green façades are revealing a simple truth: sustainability without engineering endurance doesn

Yesterday evening, we attended the Melrose Park Community Cup Gala Dinner for the first time. The event has an established place in the local calendar, shaped by the contributions of residents, community groups, schools and sporting clubs who form the social life of Melrose Park. Being present in that room made it clear how deeply this gathering is valued by the people connected to the area. Our support for the event sits alongside our ongoing relationship with Sekisui House

Goldfish & Bay is proud to be delivering the complete building services design for Box Hill Square, a $600 million mixed use precinct that will form the new heart of Sydney’s north west. Located on Terry Road, Box Hill Square will bring together shopping, dining, and living in one contemporary urban setting. The mixed use development will include a Coles supermarket, more than 50 specialty retailers, Eat Street dining, a gym, medical and childcare facilities, and 660 new apar