Office and retailGlebe NSW
Glebe 12 Taps Dining Space Project
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Commercial projects
17 published
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These are not priced against the houses: an apartment building and a granny flat are not the same number.
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IndustrialKings Park NSW
Meyer Meats Meat Processing Factory Renovation Project
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IndustrialGreystanes NSW
Cordina Hatchery Project
Pace Architects
Office and retailMarsden Park NSW
LF Logistics
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IndustrialRydalmere NSW
Civardi Furniture Factory Project
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IndustrialHazelmere WA
Hazelmere Warehouse Office Integration Project
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Office and retailEnmore NSW
Enmore Hopsters Project
Pace Architects
Health, education and communityKellyville NSW
The Loft Youth Mental Health Hospital Project
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Office and retailMoorebank NSW
BMW Morebank Warehouse Extension
Pace Architects
Office and retailMatraville NSW
Air Express Warehouse Office Building Renovation Project
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IndustrialChullora NSW
Chullora Commercial Industrial Project
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Office and retailMatraville NSW
Matraville DHL Warehouse Office Building Renovation Project
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IndustrialGriffith NSW
Hanwood Cold Storage Project
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Office and retailMarrickville NSW
Marrickville 12 Taps Beer Bar Design and Fitout
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Office and retailSeven Hills NSW
Western Sydney Warehouse Building Design Project
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IndustrialArtarmon NSW
Bingo Bins Project
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Health, education and communityKellyville NSW
The Hills Clinic Stage 3 Expansion and Renovation Project
Pace Architects
Apartment buildings, offices and shops, health, education and community buildings, and industrial sheds. Nobody builds one of these for themselves to live in, so they sit apart from the houses. Every one still says who built it.
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