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Coloured polycarbonate panels on the façade echo the vibrant costumes and props of Auburn’s cultural dances, offering glimpses of movement and transforming the building into a living archive of memory, energy, and performance.

Auburn Movement Centre

Jasmine Warhaftig
MArch

Auburn Sport Centre

Chanon Pattananuphab
MArch
External Image - A textured, protruding brick facade acting as a draped textile cloaking the building, subtly nodding to the brick textile factories of Western Sydney's industrial past.

Auburn Weaving Room

Stella Kretzas
MArch

Auburn Kiln Project

Penny Fraser
MArch
On ground, a bank of garage studios occupies the western edge, with large vertical bifold doors opening up onto the adjacent laneway. When open, these doors help to define this space as an extension of the building, as well as acting as a signifier of its public use. These spaces are intended to be occupied by more community-oriented programs, such as markets, block parties, festivals, and performances, providing a platform for Auburn to accommodate a series of uses.

The Garage

Nicholas Schultz
MArch
Longitudinal section through the Public Faith Institute and Sacred Stoa, juxtaposed against Auburns dense urban scenography.

Public Faith Spaces

Cooper Hay
MArch
Abstract Collage - Wildflower Rooftop Garden

Rewired Typologies

Luke Evans
MArch
The triple height space of the Torin building's former storage stack is preserved as a central atrium with extension structure to the left and programmatic infill to the right

Urban Advocacy

Junior Hemakiatikul
MArch
From an architectural intent, the inherent voids that are generated within theatres based on their role in favoring sightlines, creates opportunities to shape and amplify the individual experience.

Returning Civic Stages

Jackson Sumich
MArch