A continuing story
Not every piece of furniture is from Ikea and need fall apart. The Ferguson chair is a well-loved piece of our office that’s feeling a little battered. It’s comfortable and...
A new lease on life for Stephenson’s Mill
Susan Hutton, an almost retired nurse and midwife, late of Summer Hill, first saw Stephenson’s Mill in Crookwell in 2017 while looking for a retirement dwelling. It captured her imagination...
It’s the Christmas repair season
The scaffolding is up at St Andrew’s College at the University of Sydney, heralding the annual summer season of restoration and maintenance work. Developed by Hector Abrahams in 2003, the...
Women Speaking
Always looking to improve the skills of HAA’s people, when Hector heard of Women Speaking workshops run by Catherine McGrath Media, he had no doubt it would be beneficial. As...
Green Star accredited
Recognising that it is important to offer our clients the best advice for the sustainability of their buildings, both old and new, HAA now has a Green Star Accredited Professional....
A Building Revitalized
It took almost three years from conception to completion, but last night saw the official re-opening of 31 Bligh Street as the headquarters of the Lowy Institute, the highly respected...
Bylong Valley – a cultural landscape
Yesterday, the NSW Independent Planning Commission refused the development of the Bylong Valley coalmine. The decision allows this beautiful valley to be retained unscathed. At the request of the Heritage...
Hands-on architects
There is nothing quite like doing something yourself to improve your understanding of the process, materials and any complications that might occur. For this reason, HAA is always supportive of...