From 100-year-old “unloved” buildings to a go-to event space in Sydney’s upcoming SXSW Festival, adaptive reuse is gaining traction in all the right places.
Sydney construction firm Built acquired 99-year leases on Substation No. 146 and Shelley’s Warehouse on Clarence Street in the heart of the CBD and constructed its own headquarters cantilevered above the heritage sites.
The feats of engineering required teams from Built, heritage architects FJCstudio and interior design by YSG Studio to collaborate on the fine-grain detail of blending the future and the past.
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