Bradleys Head Theatre

The Bradleys Head Theatre seamlessly integrates architecture with nature, blending the built environment into its waterfront setting. Utilising a “box within a box” structure, it defines a hierarchy between private and public spaces, creating an intimate yet dynamic theater experience. Extending into the water, the theater rests on existing rocks that serve as both structural support and a connection to the environment. The contrast between precise timber framing and the organic and raw texture of the rocks emphasises the site’s natural beauty. This harmonious design celebrates the interplay between architecture and landscape, enhancing its connection to the Sydney Harbour surroundings.

The internal public space outside the theatre room opens to stunning harbour views, with natural rocks extruding from the floor. This feature adds excitement and deepens the connection to nature.

A semi-open performance space that integrates with the Sydney Harbour view, using the waterfront as a natural backdrop.

Ground floor plan showing the programs within the Bradleys Head Theatre.

Theatre section, the theatre is an exposed timber truss structure, showcasing its architectural design to visitors. This approach not only provides stability but also allows a long-lasting and sustainable structure.

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