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Louvres | Skylights | Unitized Curtain Wall
University of Sydney
Cox Architecture are behind the brutalist design of the redevelopment of the University of Sydney’s Engineering and Technology Precinct at its Darlington campus.
The campus’s 1960s Electrical Engineering Building is being redeveloped with a renovation of the western wing of the existing building and the addition of a new 11-storey wing to the building’s east.
The existing Brutalist style building, built from 1963 to 1965 in off-form concrete was designed by Ancher, Mortlock and Murray. A statement prepared by Urbis describes the existing building as “one of the first Australian educational buildings to commit to a full expression of Brutalism.”
How we helped the client
Scope of Work
Craft has been awarded the design, supply and installation of the unitised curtain wall system. We are also responsible for the louvres, shopfront glazing, metal and perforated cladding, the awnings and skylights and the sunshade support steel framing.
Developer
University of Sydney
Architect
COX Architecture
Main Contractor
Laing O’Rourke