The Department of Planning has released the Apartment Design document which is an amazing step for future apartment development in Western Australia. We are proud to have contributed to the draft, alongside the Planning Commission and consultant team.
We at David Barr Architect are excited to be part of the “Meet Brief” team. Check out what Meet Brief is all about!
Stephen Hicks in our office, recently reviewed and wrote a compelling article on Petition + Long Chim by Space Agency Architects in The Architect publication
Scroll down to page 22.
We are pleased to announce that our submission for Landcorp’s StepUp design competition has been shortlisted. Well done to the team.
Looking forward to stage 2.
The Gen Y housing project features on Catalyst, episode 1, Batteries 24 hour renewable power.
The Gen Y burnished slab has been poured and will now rest until work recommences in 2016.
Fremantle Council and AUDRC invited us to investigate micro-homes for the future of Fremantle….have a read.
Suburban Beach House - Featured on Houzz!
Victoria is really taking shape. Steel skeleton provides the spatial envelope of the rear addition framing green views on and beyond the site.
The native garden at Beach Road is flourishing, providing a fantastic undulating front yard. No front fence required.
The White Gum Valley, WGV launch kicked off today, of which our Gen Y house is nestled, read more……
A interesting article on alternate housing propositions for the future. Our Landcorp Demonstration Housing, Gen Y house share the notions presented in the article.
RAGLAN: Construction is underway for the Raglan project. The old lean-to has been removed in preparation for the new addition.
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DAVID BARR ARCHITECTS
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