Examples of Our Building Servicing NSW, QLD, ACT, VIC

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Class 6 Retail — Sydney, NSW — 10 Star Building Assessments

CLASS 6 RETAIL (JV3 Compliance)

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Architect – Adhami Pender Architecture www.adhamipenderarchitecture.com

Location – BELCONNEN (ACT)

323 Adaptable Residential units. 2 Levels retail shops, Basement Carparking

CLASS 2 MULTI-UNIT COMPLEX (NatHERS ASSESSMENT 7 Star NCC 2022)

Dickson Rothchild Multi-unit Complex — Sydney, NSW — 10 Star Building Assessments

CLASS 2 – MULTI-UNIT COMPLEX

Designer – Dickson Rothchild

Multi-Unit Housing Development (NatHERS and BASIX Assessment)

Fairfield Council, NSW

53 Units with Multi Level Basement carparking.

CLASS 1 – NEW DWELLING

Designer – Cox Architects.

NatHERS and BASIX Certification provided.

Cox Architects Modern Houses Design — Sydney, NSW — 10 Star Building Assessments

Pycon Homes and Contructions — Sydney, NSW — 10 Star Building Assessments

CLASS 1 – NEW DWELLING

Architects – I Want That Design

Builder – Pycon Homes and constructions

Nathers Certification.

CLASS 1 – NEW DWELLING

Designer – CollinsWCollins

NatHERS Certification

CollinsWCollins House Design — Sydney, NSW — 10 Star Building Assessments

FORSTER TUNCURRY GOLF MUSEUM

Designer – Michael Fox architecture

Section J assessment and JV3 assessment

"10 Star has provided excellent and accurate information for us across several projects. We are happy to recommend them for future projects." (Michael Fox)."

Institute of Architects Award for best public architecture

"The new Tuncurry Museum and Golf Facility is a public building beautifully detailed and sensitively provides a relationship between the new Clubhouse and an enduring typology respecting the heritage contents.

The planning directly relates to vistas in the landscape, and the building form is articulated to relate directly to the internal program. The scale has been carefully considered to ensure it does not dominate the landscape but resides peacefully within it.

ESD principles have been incorporated through a structure-free ﬂoor plate with minimal embodied energy to minimise structural complexity. The low embodied energy of materials was a core driver in the design process and has inﬂuenced the building's tectonics.

Through the use of recycled materials, the building has integrated a chronological narrative that speaks throughout the fabric and connection to its natural environment."