A sinuous fluid line links the two towers with one gesture
The design of Convesso was inspired by its extraordinary and unique location, surrounded by water on both sides, in the heart of Docklands, on the edge of the CBD.
The $18.2 million sale of a penthouse at 150 Clarendon Street East Melbourne set a record for Victorian Property and a new benchmark for apartment prices in Australia.
Bates Smart's latest luxury residential project "Boheme" at Bondi Beach was recently unveiled by long term clients, the Toga Group.
The elliptical geometry of these residential towers maximises views and increases access to sunlight.
Bates Smart has been awarded a new student housing project at the University of Sydney.
Bates Smart has brought new life to this 1930s double brick bungalow overlooking Bronte Beach.
Bates Smart has responded to the semi industrial context of this new residential building with a palette of raw and robust materials.
"This must surely be Sydney's most glamorous accomodation," says Susan Kurosawa in the Australian Financial Review.
Read the full review of Bates Smart's work on the Four Season Hotel.
Bates Smart is delighted that three of our projects have been shortlisted in seperate categories in the AIA (NSW) Awards 2011 shortlistings.
Bates Smart has recently unveiled plans for a subtropical mixed-use development in Brisbane.
A hotel, retail, office, residential and pedestrian-friendly public area combine to make 111+222 a microcosm of a vibrant, living city.
Bates Smart are currently in design development for an exciting adaptive re-use of the former First Church of Christ Scientist building, Darlinghurst, Sydney.
Our brief is to create a single dwelling within the auditorium by inserting a new structure which can be removed at a later date.
"Inner-city luxury living need not necessarily be quite as 'inner-city' as you would expect" says Gillian Serisier (inside) Interior Design Review Magazine on The Capitol South Yarra.
Read on to find out more about Bates Smart's most recent luxury residential project.
Traditional residential planning preserves a special space for guests and visitors at the “front of the house” but when this area has views of Sydney Harbour the space has to be for all.
Bates Smart Director Philip Vivian, has just returned from the 2011 Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat world conference in Seoul on the topic of 'Why Tall? Green, Safety and Humanity'.
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Bates Smart with Richard Crookes Constructions has won the tender for the redevelopment of the Kensington Colleges at the University of New South Wales. |
Embellished with tranquil water views, the fluid forms of the Convesso Concavo residential towers will stand graciously in the Docklands against a city skyline backdrop.
With one tower near completion, due November 2012 and the other currently being documented, Lend Lease saw a marketing opportunity to relaunch their Convesso Concavo brand.