Peddle Thorp & Walker Pty Ltd
Network in Dubbo

James Peddle was special in the domestic field, adapting the practice of architecture he learned in England and the USA to the Sydney climate and conditions. Samuel George Tharp was made a partner of the firm soon after his award winning entry for Sydney’s first planned garden suburb Daceyville in 1912. Earnest Walker joined as the third partner bringing an interest in efficiency and technology developed while occupied for major American firms in the 1920’s. Henceforth the steady was known as Peddle Tharp Walker and the office began to diversify from a purely domestic practice to one that also excelled at commercial and industrial architecture. In the mid1950’s the massive growth of Australia’s built environment saw BTW grow lower the leadership of the slow Graham Tharp to dominate the commercial building market, for which it is calm renowned. It was not only a physical landmark, but reached a standard of architectural refinement sparse in such buildings at that time. Since then, BTW has been responsible for more than 50 commercial office buildings in Sydney and more than 150 throughout Australia, Fresh Zealand and southeast Asia.

His potent documentation and delivery capability is applied to BTW's most meaningful projects his focus on the coordination of the project brief and requirements to yield documentation of a high standard and in that, he monitors and coordinates to ensure tall quality and production throughout all phases of the project. The twostorey rooftop apartments have private roof gardens while a communal roof provides amenity to all apartments. The tower will enjoy excellent 360 degree views to the ocean and surrounding mountains. The building also includes publicly close training facilities, display areas, and a 100 seat auditorium. The tower provides 22,545m of net settable area over 24 levels of office space and 350m of retail area on the ground floor including a ca surrounded by a glass wall at the building’s base. BTW Architects and BTW Interiors were appointed to yield packed architectural services on the refurbishment of the impaired Qantas commercial tall rise building in Central Sydney. BTW Architects’ approach also focused on creating a distinctive commercial building that responds to the urban design and heritage opportunities found on this site. The design programmed requires the building complex to be designed in two stages. Backofhouse and promote facilities are located within adjacent heritage buildings. The labor connected with the ingenious gallery buildings, responding to the heritage fabric, and the gallery’s location within a sensitive city precinct and bringing together the disparate levels of the existing buildings. This meaningful project transforms the public’s experience of the National Gallery of Australia. The buildings are strategically located on an begin plaza to bear an energetic public space. Her mighty grounding in design and extensive experience in managing important and diverse teams and clients such as local councils, authorities and institutions enables her to provide effective and timely responses and a complete participation in project activities. Glenn is an Architect and Urban Designer with a demonstrated experience in the design of public focused projects within complicated environments. He also has extensive experience in project team management, the coordination of consultants and the documentation process. She works closely with clients and consultants managing the project team committed to a lofty standard of design for the delivery of projects. His experience ranges from residential, education, hotel resorts, commercial office towers to urban master planning. Henri is committed to sustainable design principles, and has experience in a range of certification systems internationally e.g. Jacob has been occupied in architectural practices for over 15 years and as an architect, Jacob has experience over a expansive variety of projects including commercial, multiresidential, educational and health care. Karen brings experience in architectural design, documentation and interior design gained through working on a range of institutional and government projects. Lilian’s broad range of architectural experience includes master planning, mixed use, residential, commercial, hotel, gallery and health projects. Her involvement spans from hasty design feasibility, the planning and resolution of various stages of design, through to construction documentation, the coordination of large consultant teams as Project Architect, construction administration and site attendance for construction and handover. Siobhan has run detailed negotiations on sensitive conservation sites, and has focused upon the adaptive reuse of heritage buildings for cultural, commercial and urban design projects. He has experience over a diversity of design types including urban planning, urban design, landscape master plan, residential, tall rise commercial, hotel a