The Gadigal people of the Eora nation
NSW
Woods Bagot and Harry Seidler & Associates collaborated to provide a concept to reinvigorate the podium of the former MLC Centre, now known as 25 Martin Place, which was designed by the late, great Harry Seidler and opened in 1978.
The goal was to cement its reputation as the pre-eminent office, retail and urban address in Martin Place and Sydney CBD. The concept provided an opportunity for a strategic review of the entire development, and a master-planned, holistic approach to future building works.
Domenic Alvaro, Design Architect
John Prentice, Design Architect
John Norman, Project Architect
Greg Holman, Project Architect
Chris Yoo, Designer
Ashlea Jenkins, Project Leader
Kimberly Withrow, Project Architect
John Curo, Designer
Dennis Hwang, Designer
Ady Chen, Designer
John Caldwell, Designer
David Ho, Technical Designer
Selma Tursunovic, Designer
Janice Nhan, Designer
Jacqueline Ong, Designer
John Morris, Designer
Hannah Ko, Designer
Harry Seidler & Associates, Client Architect
Compass, Project Manager
Scott Carver, Theatre Royal Interiors
360 Degrees, Landscape Consultant
TTW / Northrop, Structural Engineer
TTW, Civil Consultant
Empire Facades, Facade Engineering
Arup, Consultant – Facades, Mechanical, Electrical, Lighting, Comms, ESD, Traffic, Wind.
Wood and Grieve Engineers (WGE), Fire Consultant
WGE / Harris Page & Associates (HPA), Hydraulic Consultant
Morris Goding Access Consulting (MGAC), Accessability Consultant
SLR Consulting, Acoustic Consultant
Advance Building Approvals (ABA), BCA Consultant
Urbanite, Wayfinding Consultant
Elevator Project Management, Vertical Transport Consultant
Great Forest, Waste Consultant
GML Heritage, Heritage Consultant
Bylett Associates, Quantity Surveyor
The Australian Institute of Architects acknowledges First Nations peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters, and skies of the continent now called Australia.
We express our gratitude to their Elders and Knowledge Holders whose wisdom, actions and knowledge have kept culture alive.
We recognise First Nations peoples as the first architects and builders. We appreciate their continuing work on Country from pre-invasion times to contemporary First Nations architects, and respect their rights to continue to care for Country.
