New Accommodation for the WA State Parliament and Department of the Premier and Cabinet | Parry and Rosenthal Architects

New Accommodation for the WA State Parliament and Department of the Premier and Cabinet | Parry and Rosenthal Architects | Photographer: Matthew Biocich

2024 National Architecture Awards Program

New Accommodation for the WA State Parliament and Department of the Premier and Cabinet | Parry and Rosenthal Architects

Traditional Land Owners
Whadjuk people of the Nyoongar nation
Year
2024
Chapter

Western Australia

Category
Brian Kidd Enabling Architecture Prize (WA)
Interior Architecture
Mondoluce Lighting Award (WA)
Public Architecture
Builder
Shape Australia
Photographer
Project summary

The interior fit-out at 2 Parliament Place accommodates ten tenants, including the Legislative Assembly, Legislative Council, Parliamentary Services, Leader of the Opposition Party, Leader of the Non-Governmental Party, and Parliamentary Electorate Offices, seeking to streamline operations and promote collaboration amongst teams. Materials and finishes were selected for a timeless, professional aesthetic, drawing inspiration from the existing Parliament House and Western Australia’s natural environment.

The interior design harmoniously integrates parliamentary tradition with modern functionality.

The new fit out for 2 Parliament Place underscores Parliament’s vital role in WA, consolidating dispersed teams for a more efficient operational model, rationalising multiple leases and streamlining administrative processes. The co-location of teams in a space directly adjacent Parliament House emphasises a commitment to synergy and effectiveness, allowing for smoother communication and decision-making. This project aligns resources to better serve the needs of WA’s parliament and people, ensuring a more effective and responsive parliament.

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New Accommodation for the WA State Parliament and Department of the Premier and Cabinet | Parry and Rosenthal Architects | Photographer: Matthew Biocich

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