Architects:Smart Design Studio

Area :2589 m²

Year :2020

Photographs :Romello Pereira

Manufacturers :  Alspec, Anchor Ceramics, Bisanna Tiles, Godfrey Hirst, Alpes-Max, Artedomus, Assa Abloy, AstraWalker Tapware, Austral Bricks, Australian Native, Australian Native, Australian Native, BIC Carpets, Better Tiles, Birrus, Boaz Australia, Bolon, Boral Envisia, Brightgreen, ByVincenzo, +17Dekton, DuPont-Corian, Elton Group, George Fethers, Hunter Pacific, Italigranti
, Luciferos, Metz, Mondoclad, Mondoclad, Nocturnal Lighting, Rockcote Velvetina, TOVO Lighting, Vitrosca, Vode, Vola, ZipClad-17Alspec

Builders :Growthbuilt, Peter Sukkar, Andrew Ridgen

Accoustic Engineers :Inhabit Group

BASIX Consultant :Inhabit Group, Samantha Anderson

Civil Engineering :Northrop Consulting

Electrical Engineer :ADP Consulting

Geotech :JK Group, Agi Zenon

Landscape Architecture :Christopher Owen Landscape Design

Mechanical Engineering :ADP Consulting

Planning Consultant :Urbis

Project Manager :Eastview

Quantity Surveyor :KGCB, Keng Choo

Structural Engineering :Northrop Consulting

Traffic Consultant :Traffix

Accessibility Consultant : Accessible Building Solutions, Howard Moutrie

Accoustic Engineer : Tom Candelapas

Bca Consultant : Blackett Maguire + Goldsmith, Brad Holmes, Dean Goldsmith

Civil Engineer : Wen-Fei Yuan

Contamination : Justin Thompson-Laing

Electrical Engineers : Gavin White, Jon Shally

Flooding Consultant : Andrew Francis

Heritage Consultants : Urbis, Fiona Binns

Hydraulic Engineer : Luke Morgan

Landscape Architect : Christopher Owen

Mechanical Engineers : Gavin White, Jon Shally

Model Consultant : Jozsef Berki

3 D Artist : Telier Illume, Simon Perry

Planning Consultants : Stephen White, Sam Down

Principal Certifying Authority : Blackett Maguire + Goldsmith, Brad Holmes, Dean Goldsmith

Project Managers : Jim Simons, Trevor Jolly

Structural Engineer : Jonathan Low, Casthuri Kamalaraj

Surveyor : HFA Surveyors, Brad Wagner

Traffic Consultants : Paul Corbett, Vince Doan

Transportation And Lift Engineers : Gavin White, Jon Shally

Waste Management : Elephant’s Foot, Steve Penellum

Hydraulic Engineers : ADP Consulting

City : Bondi Beach

Country : Australia

Located in the heart of Bondi, Hall 10 is a beautifully sculpted new building for Sydney’s most famous beachside suburb. Comprising of 29 apartments atop ground-floor retail, there is something both arresting and classical in the swooping gestures of the grand vertical bays that line Hall Street. This is a building that sits comfortably at the junction of urban and beach living and behind the façade is clever planning that unlocks the potential of this site.

The arrangement of the street balconies, screens, and intermediate bedrooms creates the architectural expression of the building with white terracotta battens which are arranged vertically to form a rhythmic series of tall portal frames that enclose the balconies. Its sculpted form, which has its vertical emphasis, marries the predominant art deco style of the historic building and draws connections with its rugged coastal location. The natural terracotta provides a fine-grained scale and tactility against the off-form concrete balconies.

On the top floor, setback from the street is a two-story penthouse with sweeping views over Bondi Beach and the Pacific Ocean. The architecture here uses splayed concrete blades to frame views and protect glass from the hot sun. The finely detailed fenestration and super-clear glass is dissolving the barrier between inside and out, reinforced with the grey travertine floors extending from within to the expansive wrap-around terraces on all four sides.

The material palette adopts coastal, sun-bleached tones of light-grey concrete and white terracotta and brick: durable materials that will weather beautifully in context.

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