Masterplan for $3.2 billion Rhodes waterfront development revealed | ArchitectureAu
Architects SJB and Furtado Sullivan have envisioned over 1,700 new homes and further community infrastructure for Sydney’s inner west by Madison McGuinness
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Architects SJB and Furtado Sullivan have envisioned over 1,700 new homes and further community infrastructure for Sydney’s inner west by Madison McGuinness
Visions for the new Sydney Olympic Park metro station and surrounding precinct have been unveiled, with the development proposed to “boost passenger movements and vibrancy” at the entertainment site by Madison McGuinness
A $40 million donation will support a $74 million upgrade of the architecture, design and planning precinct at the University of Sydney’s Camperdown campus. By Adair Winder
The Sydney Olympic Park Master Plan 2050 outlines the delivery of 15,000 new homes across the 640-hectare precinct over the next 25 years. By Adair Winder
In anticipating the future, Hill Thalis Architecture and Urban Projects has reimagined the concept of the multideck car park as a daylight-filled civic space ready for adaptive reuse. By Mark Raggatt
The eleventh edition of our
Sparks+Partners Annual Review, or SPAR, gives you a light and insightful look at the year that has been. Focusing on our people, capabilities and projects throughout the year.
The refurbished theatre is envisioned as the centrepiece of Parramatta’s cultural precinct, intended to honour the city’s “rich cultural heritage” and create “a harmonious blend of past and present.” ArchitectureAu | by Lucia Amies
The project will involve reorienting the original museum entrance, establishing a new public square and activating the Harris Street facade of the museum complex. ArchitectureAu | by Adair Winder
Plans to upgrade the Gabba stadium have been abandoned in favour of a new 63,000-seat stadium at Victoria Park, which will form the heart of a “thriving games precinct” spanning the city’s inner north. ArchitectureAu | by Lucia Amies
The building will form part of a wider innovation hub within the new city centre. ArchitectureAu | by Adair Winder
Over the past decade, civil engineering in Australia has undergone several significant trends that have transformed project planning, design, and construction.
The evolution of hydraulic services over the decade has been remarkable. What once began with A1 prints of architectural drawings, marked up by hand, has transformed into a world of digital precision.
The 10th edition of our Sparks+Partners Annual Review or SPAR, gives you a light and insightful look at our people, capabilities and projects across a decade.
Sparking the legacy In 2024, on the occasion of Garey Spark’s retirement, Sparks+Partners instituted a new annual award. The Award seeks to honour and carry forward the living legacy of Garey Sparks. It recognises individuals who embody the traits we admire in Garey. Those who know this doyen of hydraulic engineering can attest to these […]
The ninth edition of our Sparks+Partners Annual Review, or SPAR, gives you a light and insightful look at the year that has been. Twenty-Three concentrates on our people, capabilities and projects.
The City of Parramatta has opened expressions of interest for the Riverside Theatres Redevelopment Design Competition. The council invites Australian-led design teams, which may include international expertise, to register for a two-stage competition for a project that will catalyse the further transformation of the city’s cultural precinct.
Architectus has designed two new school buildings for a private girls’ school in Sydney’s inner west. The buildings will create additional teaching spaces needed to accommodate senior school enrolment projections for Meriden School in Strathfield.
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This is the fifth (birthday) edition of our Annual Review, to give you a light and insightful look at the year that has been. The Review concentrates on our people, capabilities, projects and technologies.
This is the fourth (30-years of Sparks) edition of our annual review, giving you a light and useful insight into the year that has been and with a focus on our people, capabilities, technologies and projects.
This is the third edition of our annual review, giving you a light and useful insight into the year that has been and with a focus on our people, capabilities, technologies and projects.
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This is our new look book, designed to give our clients a light and useful insight into the year that has been. Focused on our people, capabilities, technologies and project achievements.


