Early generative sketch image
Early generative sketch image

Foodhouse Project

Location

Cnr Luland and Hale Street, Botany

Category
Commercial

About This Project

A remnant triangular piece of land with a tiny weatherboard cottage in a heavy industrial area was redeveloped in 2005.

We were able to use existing use rights to build a residence on the upper floor, a commercial level on level one and a popular local café/restaurant on the ground level.

Small site, combined with local area contamination and king tide surge flooding made this a technically demanding little build.

We are currently designing a new building on the neighbouring vacant site.

Location
Botany, New South Wales
Completed
2010
Price to build
$2m - $3m
Building style
Contemporary
Client
Foodhouse
Robust construction has seen it weather its location as a heavy vehicle gateway and less than 250m to Kingsford Smith Airport land
Bright spaces and inviting areas have made the business a local institution. Many challenges for this site including contamination, flood levels and a 270m2 triangular site
Early render showing the connection to the corner. Robust construction was considered a must due to the site being on a major heavy transport corridor and nearby Kingsford Smith Airport
First floor commercial space taking shape

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