The Careful Design Process of The Sydney Park Amenities
It is impressive to be able to balance robust materiality, vigorous maintenance schedules, and safety concerns within a smaller budget and still achieve a delightful outcome. Aileen Sage has successfully navigated these challenges with their project Sydney Park Amenities.
The careful design process began with a survey of Sydney’s amenities blocks, allowing the architects to expand upon the City of Sydney’s years of experience. Overcoming a five-year design timeline, the building creates a playful addition to the park. The lightweight canopy structure ties together the various built elements and also integrates complex services for the surrounding park. The architects deploy clever touches of colour to enliven the building, red grout amplifies the white tiles while each toilet has its own pop of colour inside waiting to be discovered.
Not simply a toilet block, this expertly designed project fits well into the existing parkland context and provides social spaces around the edges to be enjoyed. Aileen Sage is to be congratulated on adding to the rich history of amenities projects in Sydney.
Project Information
Architect: Aileen Sage Architects with City of Sydney
Photography: Photography Brett Boardman
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