A circular Sydney tower provides a masterclass in how to approach ageing architecture
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50 Bridge St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Architect
Client
Interior Design
Executive Architect
Contractor
Landscape Architect
Structural Engineer
MEP Engineers, Façade Construction
Floor Area
102,000 sq-m
Instead of demolishing a 50-year-old tower which was outdated in its use and appearance, architecture firm 3XN took a circular approach to the transformation of the Quay Quarter
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