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2 0 0 3  -  O F F I C E S ,  P A R K   L A N E , 
               L E N N O X   H E A D

After Renovation: A renovation of 2 older units to make 5 new offices with a parking  forecourt.

 

 

 


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               L E N N O X   H E A D

Before: The units prior to alterations and additions.

 

 
 
 

 




2 0 0 3  -  P O R T E - C O C H E R E ,  D O L P H I N   M O T E L ,
               B Y R O N   B A Y

New steel and clear roof entry to the Motel Reception.

 

 
 
 


2 0 0 3  -  P O R T E - C O C H E R E ,  D O L P H I N   M O T E L ,
               B Y R O N   B A Y

Computer model of the new Porte-Cochere prior to construction.

 

 

 


1 9 8 2  -  B A R R   R E S I D E N C E ,  C H I L D E   S T ,
 - 8 3       B Y R O N   B A Y

This residence is in two parts near the Belongil Beach in Byron Bay. The front part is a studio/garage and the rear section is a 2 storey house. The house was innovative at the time as it used curved colorbond roofs. The quarter cylinder roof was the first to be built in the north coast of NSW as far as the author is aware. This house was featured in the Architectural Bulletin published by the NSW Chapter of the RAIA in 1983. This type of roof later became very popular in many parts of Australia.

 

 		  




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The same residence with the garden established with coastal rain forest and some exotic planting.

 




2 0 0 1  -  C O F F S   H A R B O U R   A M B U L A N C E  
               S T A T I O N

Designed for the DPWS whilst an employee,  May 2000-Dec 2001,  for  Asbey-Palmer and Davies Architects, after returning home from working in New Zealand for nearly 7 years.

Pictures shown are:  top left of the Reception Area, Office and Garage in the background, and; bottom left, Garages and Office area.

The design features curved roofs, rendered brick walls, modern Vitrepanel metallic painted claddings, airport doors, and half round gutters.

Bottom Centre: Advertisement in the Northern Star
Newspaper 14/7/2007 using the Coffs Harbour Ambulance Station as display for advertising graduate positions
available.
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