Sydney’s heritage reimagined – the South Eveleigh Locomotive Workshop continues to transform from Industrial-era precinct into an immersive hybrid destination with the site’s history being an intrinsic part of the experience. Buchan has been engaged by Mirvac and working in association with Sissons Architects and heritage consultants Curio Projects to reimagine the historic Locomotive Workshop, leveraging the design studio’s experience in architecture, interior design, adaptive-reuse and heritage interpretation. The new South Eveleigh precinct will deliver a

Buchan’s Melbourne Studio hosted the first Australian Institute of Architects Emerging Architects and Graduates Network (EmAGN) Forum for 2021 on 13 May. It was fabulous to joined by forum co-chair Hilary Duff (Kennedy Nolan Architects) to lead an engaging and thought-proving discussion on flexible working in a post-COVID world, with our special guest panel Lisa O’Kane (Lyons Architects), Alice Alexander (Lander & Rogers) and Monique Woodward (WOWOWA Architecture).  Key topics of discussion included the failures, the successes, and opportunities that have arisen from alternate

Buchan, which enjoys a 130-year history of delivering award-winning architecture, across Australia and New Zealand, has announced the establishment of an innovative alliance with CallisonRTKL (CRTKL), the global architecture, planning and design practice. Now in its 75th year, CRTKL has become internationally renowned for its cross-sector expertise and delivery of dynamic urban environments that bring together outcomes across residential, hospitality, retail, workplace, and healthcare. Built on their 30-year working relationship

The transformation of Invercargill’s CBD has ramped up today with the building contract for the upcoming HWR Tower awarded to Naylor Love. The $26 million mixed-use development will feature apartments and commercial space set across 9 stories, with retail tenancies on the ground floor which will flow seamlessly through to the neighbouring ‘Invercargill Central’ retail precinct – also designed by Buchan – which is currently under construction as a part

Port Douglas will soon be home to a new $300 million five-star Fairmont resort, with construction due to get underway on the luxury accommodation in Q1 this year. Buchan has been selected to lead the architecture for the iconic Fairmont brand as it enters a new landscape. Working in close collaboration with Hotel Operator Accor, Developer Chiodo Corporation and Landscape Architects Durie Design, the vision for the 253-room environmentally-conscious resort is