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Heffron Hall
Heffron Hall
Sydney, Australia
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Other Projects by lahznimmo architects
Heffron Hall
Sydney, Australia
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
$5M - 10M
lahznimmo architects was awarded this commission through a competitive tender process.
Heffron Hall exists as part of a continuous public domain running from the Albert Sloss Reserve at the north to the newly restored Burton Street Tabernacle Theatre at the south. The project provided the opportunity to improve the physical and visual access across this domain and to map a continuous creative terrain that embraces all activities from the theatre of the Tabernacle Hall and Burton Street to the recreation of Albert Sloss Reserve; all via Heffron Hall as the linking element.
The existing building has been stripped back to reveal the essential concrete framed structure and then infilled with new community functions including a hall/rehearsal space and Out-of-hours-school care.
The existing structural frame remains visible from Palmer Street and through the relatively transparent Community Hall spaces of both the upper and lower levels. The design provides for direct views through the building to the redesigned Albert Sloss Reserve - also part of the project.
The existing three metre wide setback from Burton Street is infilled to provide a glazed ‘urban threshold’ and void linking the two levels.
Heffron Hall exists as part of a continuous public domain running from the Albert Sloss Reserve at the north to the newly restored Burton Street Tabernacle Theatre at the south. The project provided the opportunity to improve the physical and visual access across this domain and to map a continuous creative terrain that embraces all activities from the theatre of the Tabernacle Hall and Burton Street to the recreation of Albert Sloss Reserve; all via Heffron Hall as the linking element.
The existing building has been stripped back to reveal the essential concrete framed structure and then infilled with new community functions including a hall/rehearsal space and Out-of-hours-school care.
The existing structural frame remains visible from Palmer Street and through the relatively transparent Community Hall spaces of both the upper and lower levels. The design provides for direct views through the building to the redesigned Albert Sloss Reserve - also part of the project.
The existing three metre wide setback from Burton Street is infilled to provide a glazed ‘urban threshold’ and void linking the two levels.
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