Pavilions
living multi°
Pavilions is a luxury residential complex located in the heart of Sydney Olympic Park. The project was commissioned by Mirvac, with architecture by BVN. Pavilions is under construction and is scheduled for completion in 2020.
Size: 12,300m2
Budget: $292,000,000
Scope: Design Competition, Concept Design, Development Application, Detail Documentation, Construction
A heritage fig is protected and celebrated with elevated walkways, gardens and seating (below right)
1. Connections are both formal and informal (above left)
2. A garden first (below left)
3. A tapestry of diverse spaces invite respite and interaction (above right)
Private residential courtyard
Privacy and the connection to communal landscapes
Buildings band around a 4,000sqm courtyard that offers a tapestry of green spaces with diverse neighbourhood amenity
The Pavilions in the landscape, designed by 360, gives the Residence its name
1. Retained heritage figs anchor the development (above)
2. Retail forecourt beneath the canopy (above right)
3. Private residential pavilions (below right)
Architects’ Design Statement
BVN has developed a design solution that will create a strong residential community on the site and will form an important component of the new urban realm within the Sydney Olympic Park Masterplan.
The proposal utilises the requirement for a view corridor in the SOPA Masterplan to create a major garden through the site. The four buildings are positioned around this garden, two define its western edge and the other two are located perpendicular to it, to create a generously scaled landscape that opens out to the north and maximises the views of the existing fig trees on the north east. The garden forms the main entrance to the site as well as providing a wonderful amenity for the residents in both use and outlook. The scheme offers a high quality design solution that will create a strong residential community on the site itself and will form an important component of the new urban realm within the Sydney Olympic Park Masterplan.
