New Yorker Office
By ClarkeHopkinsClarke
A strong architectural statement for alocal property developer.
With a sleek, glazed façade that wraps around the site’s most prominent corner at York and Clarke Streets, the building makes a strong architectural statement. The design features a setback of the top two stories that prevents the mass of the building from being overbearing and provides tenants of the upper two levels with 360-degree views across Melbourne.
Photography by Rachael Dere
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ClarkeHopkinsClarke is an Australian architecture, interior design and urban design practice with studios in Melbourne and Sydney.
Our work spans health, education, seniors living & care, mixed-use, multi-residential, commercial, community, interiors and urban design. Cross-sector expertise makes us specialists in complex, multi-faceted projects and progressive community-building with genuine social impact.
We’re a carbon-neutral practice and a certified BCorp.
We design for the triple bottom line: environmental, social and financial sustainability.
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