Dickson Rothschild worked with Harry Seidler’s office on the first Seidler office building in Australia, built in 1954. The original building had fallen into disrepair and had a relatively high vacancy rate.

 

The intent of the project was to bring a significant building back to life through adaptive re-use by protecting and maintaining the existing building, adding four additional floors, and converting it to become more usable for everyone today, such as serviced apartments or a hotel. 

 

Difficult building codes were met to obtain a Development Application consent for a much-needed boutique hotel on the southern end of the Sydney CBD.

Dickson Rothschild worked with Harry Seidler’s office on the first Seidler office building in Australia, built in 1954. The original building had fallen into disrepair and had a relatively high vacancy rate.

 

The intent of the project was to bring a significant building back to life through adaptive re-use by protecting and maintaining the existing building, adding four additional floors, and converting it to become more usable for everyone today, such as serviced apartments or a hotel. 

 

Difficult building codes were met to obtain a Development Application consent for a much-needed boutique hotel on the southern end of the Sydney CBD.

Dickson Rothschild worked with Harry Seidler’s office on the first Seidler office building in Australia, built in 1954. The original building had fallen into disrepair and had a relatively high vacancy rate.

 

The intent of the project was to bring a significant building back to life through adaptive re-use by protecting and maintaining the existing building, adding four additional floors, and converting it to become more usable for everyone today, such as serviced apartments or a hotel. 

 

Difficult building codes were met to obtain a Development Application consent for a much-needed boutique hotel on the southern end of the Sydney CBD.