Peddle Thorp 2012

:the company

The Peddle Thorp Group has been at the forefront of architectural practice in Australia for over a century. The Group has consistently demonstrated flexibility and a wide range of design skills with very diverse projects to its credit. Peddle Thorp has used the design skills of its staff over a wide range of development projects, operating within the firm’s broad corporate objective of architectural excellence, building efficiency and cost effectiveness. Initiative and innovation are thereby encouraged, whilst maintaining the firm’s reputation for technical dependability and architectural pre-eminence.

Peddle Thorp has expanded beyond its Melbourne Office and has active projects in the Middle East and Asia. Whether it be for commercial or residential buildings, urban design projects, education and institutional facilities, medical or sporting complexes, the resources of the organisation and the expertise and skill of its staff offer a level of superior service in all regions in which it operates.

Throughout its 100 year history, the Peddle Thorp name has become associated with providing excellent service to its clients. Buildings go up on time and within budget. The collective value of projects undertaken in the past few years exceeds A $5 billion.

Peddle Thorp today continues to build on a century of achievement. The reputation of the firm has developed from the philosophy of the founders, namely planning and design excellence blended with reliable construction and administration skills and sensitivity to cultural, heritage and social issues. This reputation and dedication to excellence and service to its clients, is testified to by a long list of repeat commissions from individuals and corporate entities.

Office Locations

Melbourne Sydney Beijing Shenzhen Shanghai Doha, Qatar India

:the cast

CARLO CORALLOTechnical Director

MARTIN HALLQA /Project Management Director

PETER BROOKDesign Director

PETER DWORJANYNDirector/Chief Architect

KONG LI XINGDirector

WANG LI FENGDesign Director

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Commercial010 15 William Street Melbourne, Australia

014 530 Collins Street Melbourne, Australia

015 Canon Headquarters Tally Ho, Australia

016 ESSO Headquarters Melbourne, Australia

018 GM Holden Headquarters Melbourne, Australia

022 ABC Headquarters Melbourne, Australia

024 Computershare Headquarters Melbourne, Australia

028 Aitken Hill Training Facility Yuroke, Australia

032 Hewlett Packard Melbourne, Australia

034 ANZ Headquarters Melbourne, Australia

036 570 Bourke Street (Marland House) Melbourne, Australia

038 Hi-Tech Finance Centre Shenzhen, China

040 A’Beckett Street Melbourne, Australia

041 Bogong Avenue Carpark Glen Waverley, Australia

042 China Citic Bank Shenzhen, China

044 Xiamen Banking Regulatory Bureau Tower Xiamen, China

047 Aquavista Melbourne, Australia

048 Bendigo Carpark Victoria, Australia

050 QNB Tower Doha, Qatar

052 QNB Dukhan Branch Dukhan, Qatar

053 Craigieburn Train Maintenance Facility Craigieburn, Australia

054 Technology Oasis Shanghai, China

056 Agriculture & Technology Centre Shenzhen, China

057 Yefeng Wealth Plaza Hangzhou, China

058 Alibaba Taobao City Hangzhou, China

Community064 Holmesglen Vocational College Melbourne, Australia

066 Ballarat Fine Art Gallery Ballarat, Australia

070 Hume Global Learning Centre Melbourne, Australia

075 Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine Melbourne, Australia

076 Oasis Hospital Al Ain, Abu Dhabi

080 Cabrini Children’s Centre Melbourne, Australia

082 AMREP Melbourne, Australia

084 Olympic Sailing Museum Shandong, China

086 Holmesglen TAFE Melbourne, Australia

088 Prince Court Private Hospital Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

090 HR Stevens Music School Melbourne, Australia

092 24 Hour Police Stations Victoria + NSW, Australia

096 Warrnambool Base Hospital Warrnambool, Australia

100 RMIT Design Hub Melbourne, Australia

102 Hawthorn Town Hall & Arts Precinct Redevelopment Melbourne, Australia

Residential106 Northbank Place Melbourne, Australia

111 Cosham Street Residence Melbourne, Australia

112 Vanke Gardens Estate Shenzhen, China

116 Denton Mills Melbourne, Australia

119 Allure Apartments Melbourne, Australia

120 Monash Civic Centre Melbourne, Australia

122 Fairhaven Beach Houses Fairhaven, Australia

124 Chevron Apartments Melbourne, Australia

126 Bundoora Housing Melbourne, Australia

129 Lushan Xihai Resort Jiangxi, China

130 Berry Street Townhouses Melbourne, Australia

132 Cato Penthouse Apartment Melbourne, Australia

134 Inlet Beach Apartments Aireys Inlet, Australia

136 Polaris Apartments Melbourne, Australia

138 RACV City Club Melbourne, Australia

140 Cote D’Azure Shenzhen, China

142 Mangrove Bay Shenzhen, China

144 Diamond Beach Resort Hainan Island, China

145 Shuimu Lanshan Estate Shenzhen, China

146 Fudi Apartment Shenzhen, China

148 Doncaster Road Apartments Melbourne, Australia

150 National Social Housing Mildura, Victoria

151 Stork Hotel Melbourne, Australia

152 Misty Mountain Shenzhen, China

155 Lygon Street Apartments Melbourne, Australia

156 115 Little Lonsdale Melbourne, Australia

157 399 Little Lonsdale Melbourne, Australia

158 Metro Village Melbourne, Australia

Retail162 MYER Melbourne Levels 5, 6, 7 Melbourne, Australia

166 Mercedes-Benz Airport Express Melbourne, Australia

170 Greenland International Flower Town Xuzhou, China

174 Fishermans Wharf Shandong, China

175 500 Collins Street Melbourne, Australia

176 Sette Bello Melbourne, Australia

178 Stockland Wendouree Shopping Centre Melbourne, Australia

180 Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre Melbourne, Australia

182 Le Petit Gateau Melbourne, Australia

184 MYER Hobart Hobart, Tasmania

186 LaManna Direct Melbourne, Australia

187 Centro Karingal Melbourne, Australia

188 Whitehorse Plaza Melbourne, Australia

Sports + Recreation192 Rod Laver Arena Melbourne, Australia

194 Whitten Oval Redevelopment Melbourne, Australia

196 Teda Soccer Stadium Tianjin, China

200 Hisense Arena Melbourne, Australia

202 Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre Stage 1 Melbourne, Australia

206 Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre Stage 2 Melbourne, Australia

210 PISA Multipurpose Sports Stadium Penang, Malaysia

212 Croydon Aquatic Centre Melbourne, Australia

216 Siri Fort Stadium Delhi, India

218 Thyagaraj Stadium Delhi, India

220 Yamuna Stadium Delhi, India

224 Delhi University Multipurpose Hall Delhi, India

226 Delhi University Rugby Stadium Delhi, India

228 Harold Holt Swim Centre Melbourne, Australia

229 Launceston Regional Aquatic Centre Launceston, Tasmania

230 Penleigh & Essendon Grammar Gymnasium Melbourne, Australia

231 Leisurelink Geelong, Australia

232 South Australian State Aquatic Centre Marion, South Australia

234 Skilled Stadium Geelong, Australia

238 St Kilda Football Club Melbourne, Australia

242 Alamanda Estate Club Point Cook, Australia

245 Alfred Deakin Centre Mildura, Australia

246 Sunshine Leisure Centre Sunshine, Australia

248 Pelican Park Melbourne, Australia

250 Ruyton Aquatic Centre Melbourne, Australia

252 Watermarc Melbourne, Australia

Aquarium256 Melbourne Aquarium Stage 2 Melbourne, Australia

260 Dubai Mall Aquarium Dubai, UAE

264 Melbourne Aquarium Stage 1 Melbourne, Australia

268 Siam Ocean World Bangkok, Thailand

271 Busan Aquarium Busan, South Korea

272 Shanghai Aquarium Shanghai, China

274 Manila Aquarium Manila, Philippines

Directions278 Doha Aquarium Doha, Qatar

280 Proposition 2065 Sydney, Australia

282 Celebration Park Doha, Qatar

284 Biospace Plaza Melbourne, Australia

288 Madiina Al Hilal Abu Dhabi, UAE

290 Australia Post Headquarters Melbourne, Australia

292 WRM Civic Centre Melbourne, Australia

293 Euneva Avenue Carpark Melbourne, Australia

294 Eco Village Melbourne, Australia

296 Sovereign Hill Hotel Ballarat, Australia

298 Fluid Amphibian Pavilion Yeosu, Korea

302 E Gate Stadium Docklands, Australia

304 North Harbour Stadium Auckland, New Zealand

306 Olympic Port Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

308 SHK Jassim Hospital Anjovan Island, Comoros

311 Alive Taipei Performing Arts Center Taipei, Taiwan

312 Sowwah 2030 Tower Abu Dhabi, UAE

313 Desert Grace Doha, Qatar

314 Haileybury School Al Ain Abu Dhabi, UAE

317 Homs Hospital Homs, Syria

318 Il Vecchio Mercato Doha, Qatar

320 Abu Dhabi Police Academy Abu Dhabi, UAE

322 Kolomanski Jakarta, Indonesia

324 Celtic Club Melbourne, Australia

326 Northwharf Melbourne, Australia

328 United Petrol Melbourne, Australia



we design commercial buildings not only with the memory of what we did yesterday,

but for what we believe is to come.

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15 william streetmelbourne, australia

Formerly a low-grade office, 15 Williams St. was stripped back to its core and rejuvenated from the inside out. Peddle Thorp created a Melbourne landmark building comprising of 20 floors, 300 car spaces and seven retail stores. The original Napier Waller mosaic mural ‘Promethius’ has been carefully restored to its original splendour and provides an imposing backdrop to the entrance foyer.

Client AMP

Value $110 million

Completed 2003

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530 collins streetmelbourne, australia

The architectural design of the 43 storey Australian Stock Exchange building made maximum use of the site, with a five level podium tower with decorative columns, vaulted ceilings and vast proportions. A 13 level glass atrium is serviced by five glass observation lifts and contains fountains and indoor gardens.

Client Holston

Value $185 million

Completed 1998



canon headquarterstally ho, australia

A new corporate centre for Canon Corporation located in the Tally Ho Business Park in Lakeside Drive, East Burwood. The project consists of 8,000 square metres of office space with basement car-parking and storage. The design is sympathetic to the challenging topography of the site and the highly visible, hi-tech presentation promotes Canon as a state-of-the-art facility. The project was completed in 1999 at an approximate cost of $13 million.

Client Canon Corporation

Value $13 million

Completed 1997



esso headquartersmelbourne, australia

The custom designed, medium-rise, Esso Headquarters Building on the banks of the Yarra River incorporated an Australian first in internal landscaping – a vast glazed atrium housing a full rain forest. This space provides Esso staff with a serene work environment which is now a significant feature of the Southbank River Boulevard.

Client Exxon Mobil

Value $185 million

Completed 1998

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Gm holden headquartersmelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp Melbourne undertook the design for the new $90 Million General Motors Holden headquarters in Port Melbourne. The 30,000 square metre, three level building houses 1250 staff, two vast gallery spaces for both in house and public presentations, a permanent display gallery, state-of-the-art multi function room and covered landscaped courtyards with display water features. The building is connected to a six level staff car park.

Client Holden Limited

Value $90 million

Completed 2005

abc headquartersmelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp designed the Australian Broadcasting Commission’s radio and orchestra building in Southbank by working together with the Departments of the ABC and end users. The result was a complex that not only reinforced the ABC’s workplace but changed the culture of the organisation. The highly complex technological requirements influenced the distinctive exterior, whilst the design response produced a cost efficient structure with maximum flexibility and adaptability to the interior and studio spaces.

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computershare headquartersmelbourne, australia

The core brief for the building was to bring together three Computershare sites and a range of global business functions into one central global head office. The design takes advantage of the high ceilings and natural light pre-existing in the historic base building. Large voids were incised to allow for visual and physical connections to the two main levels. The industrial nature of the building was maintained through the use of exposed structural elements.

Client Computershare

Value $25 million

Completed 2005



aitken hill conference facilityyuroke, australia

Now Aitken Hill Conference Centre, the facility was designed as BHP’s in-house training/conference centre of 13,300 square metres, set on a 70 hectare site 25 kilometres north of Melbourne. It contains state-of-the-art training, conferencing, projection and video conferencing rooms; full hotel and recreational facilities and 81 bedroom units in three separate wings. The steel framed structure is clearly expressed giving the building a distinctive and elegant appearance. The curved roof planes are designed as an integral part of the energy systems of the building. The projecting eaves exclude the sun, but enable thermal transfer during the summer, whilst in winter providing sun penetration that doubles as an enhancement to the lighting and heating controls of the centre. The interlinked buildings are contoured around the head of a landscaped valley. All rooms opening to outdoor spaces via terraces allowing informal meets to take place in areas with views across the expansive site.

Client BHP Billiton

Value $120 million

Completed 1998

hewlett packardmelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp Architects, together with our interior design and ESD arms PTID Environments and SBE, undertook the full design documentation and delivery of the new corporate headquarters for Hewlett Packard. ‘Green’ architecture was at the forefront of the concept designs and the final product.

Client Hewlett Packard

Value $50 million

Completed 2008

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anz headquartersmelbourne, australia

The project involved construction of a new 34 storey office tower and restoration and integration of an additional three historic banking buildings on the same site, at 380 Collins Street, Melbourne.

The restoration and alteration of the world heritage buildings and their dominant Gothic Themes were reflected in the design of the new office tower.

The tower is linked to the historic buildings by a series of glazed atriums and internal chambers. Extensive use of Australian materials was made with the external cladding of natural granite from Western Australia, wood panelling from Jarrah, other Australian timbers, and a complex copper roof.

Client ANZ

Value $280 million

Completed 1992



570 bourke street (marland house) melbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp Architects were commissioned by Perron Investments Pty Ltd, to create a stylish and innovative design for the refurbishment of the foyer at 570 Bourke Street, to assist in strengthening the building’s position as an “A Grade” building. The design incorporates the introduction of quality materials and finishes to the ground foyer.

Client Perron Investments

Value $0.5 million

Completed 2005



hi-tech finance centreshenzhen, china

As the premier project located in the Shenzhen Science and Technology Park, the client required a landmark building design. To achieve this aim a number of high-tech, ecological and sustainable solutions need to be fully integrated into the building. An evergreen central courtyard ensures protection from the hot climate by providing a cool and shaded place containing bamboo forests, streams and stone benches.

Hanging gardens are constructed at every second level and create informal meeting spaces; these gardens also assist with cross ventilation. Roof top landscaping, low transmission glazing, combined with horizontal sun shading to the east and west facades, further improve cooling and cement the environmentally driven design.

Client Shenzhen Science and Industry Park Corporation

Value Confidential

Completed N/A

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a’beckett streetmelbourne, australia

The proposed A’Beckett Street development was for the design and delivery of a mixed use development with a high degree of environmental design initiatives, located near one of Melbourne’s preeminent landmarks, the Queen Victoria Market. The design allowed for the use of louvres, specialist glazing and vertical gardens, all with the aim of achieving a target of Green Star 6 star and ABGR: 5 star.

boGonG avenue carparkGlen waverley, australia

The Bogong Avenue Carpark was commissioned by the City of Monash to provide additional parking for the shoppers at Waverley Shopping Centre and the Municipal Offices. The building features an attractive facade articulated to reduce the bulk and scale of the building and together with extensive landscaping, integrates well into the neighbouring residential area.

Client City of Monash

Value $12.5 million

Completed 2002

china citic bankshenzhen, china

China CITIC Bank Tower has been designed to provide a functional office space whilst simultaneously enhancing CITIC Banks public image.

The tower’s design gains its interest and texture from the patterned manipulation of inclined full height window panels. The base of the building is a fully glazed multi level podium and the upper levels contain multi storey sky gardens that run parallel with the facade facing the road.

CITIC Bank Tower is designed for efficient and flexible use of the floor plates and for maximum energy efficiency, to that end the western façade is heavily louvred whilst still providing views. Natural light is used as much as possible.

Most of the public functions of CITIC Bank are contained within the podium. These activities include business banking, credit card business, exhibition space, and a conference and training centre.

Client China CITIC Bank Corporation Limited

Value N/A

Completed N/A

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xiamen banking regulatory bureau tower

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xiamen bankinG reGulatory bureau towerxiamen, china

Located on the C2 site of the planned north exhibition and business district in the east of Xiamen Island the Xiamen Banking Regulatory Bureau Tower is part of a planned modern ecologically sound seafront district that includes exhibition, office and commercial zones, large residential, hotel and exhibition areas.

The main building shape is based on a simple square plan and central core but the floor plates on opposite sides of the building have been sculpted to form a concavity that extends the full height of the building. The faceting is reminiscent of the adjacent Jianfa International Tower and under changing light the contrast between the smooth cut and articulated surfaces combine to create a dynamic and changing facade.

Client Xiamen C&D Co., Ltd

Value 100,000 RMB

Completed 2007



aquavistamelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp undertook the design documentation and construction administration for this new strata title office development and carpark, located in the Melbourne New Quay Precinct in Docklands. The design delivered a high level of ESD initiatives and principles to the building.

Client MAB Corporation

Value $52 million

Completed 2008

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bendiGo carparkvictoria, australia

The proposed Bendigo Multi Storey car park consists of a total 413 car park spaces over four levels and ground floor commercial tenancy. The ground floor commercial interface enhances the Urban Design contribution of the car park by engaging and activating the King, Edward and Queen Street edges. Pedestrian entry to the complex is via Edward Street with the lift core strategically located to ensure maximised visibility and surveillance. The lift lobby zone also provides a break in the commercial frontage along Edward Street whilst pronouncing the pedestrian entrance as a focal point of the design.

Client City of Greater Bendigo

Value $15 million

Completed N/A

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qnb towerdoha, qatar

Peddle Thorp are currently in the process of designing, documenting and constructing a new commercial office tower in Doha, Qatar. When complete the tower will soar 510 metres into the Doha skyline, providing a new landmark for the people of Qatar.

Client QNB

Value $1 billion

Completed Confidential

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qnb dukhan branchdukhan, qatar

craiGieburn train maintenance facilitycraiGieburn, australia

Working with John Holland Construction, Peddle Thorp constructed and delivered a benchmark building for the maintenance of Melbourne trains. The form of the building is designed to reduce the scale and impact within the landscape as well as provide a flexible and efficient operational layout and infrastructure for the new generation of trains.

Client John Holland

Value $65 million

Completed 2011

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technoloGy oasisshanGhai, china

Technology Oasis in Shanghai is designed around two main strategies. One is that a circular traffic system connects several surrounding areas with the central section. The other is that each zone is designed with different characteristics so that companies setting up in the Oasis can select an area that best suits their corporate image.

There are three levels of circulation providing different vantage points over the site, thereby enriching the perception of space, and interconnecting with the open public buildings. Small hanging gardens and courtyards connect the office spaces with the landscaped surrounds.

Client Shanghai Caohejing New Technology Development Company

Value N/A

Completed N/A

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aGriculture & technoloGy centreshenzhen, china

The Agriculture & Technology Centre consists of both residential and commercial spaces. The landmark site and surrounding buildings and location on Shenzhen’s main boulevard resulted in a master plan for a square tower standing beside a rectangular high rise. The design allows the building to present a dynamic elevation towards the city. Clad in grey aluminium panels and glass, the buildings are elegant and modest in their presentation and respectful of their urban environment.



yefenG wealth plazahanGzhou, china

The brief called for a sympathetic design with a unique floor area of 4000 m2 with a height limit of 100 metres. A layout that combined one lower structure and one tower created an effective way to reduce the large scale volumes whilst still meeting the brief. Two sets of elevators create greater flexibility allowing for the separation or combination of spaces within the two buildings, thus allowing for a variety of differing tenancy sizes.

A three-storey high “hanging garden” is embedded every four floors that capture the park views. With the substantial landscaping, these gardens also play a role of regulating the micro-climate and improving air quality as well as providing the users of the neighbouring floors a place for discussion and relaxation. Meanwhile, the garden also introduces natural light into the interior space of the floors adjacent to it. The use of aluminium panelling, steel and glass creates a straight and elegant profile to the building that is respectful of the immediate environment.

Client Hangzhou Yefeng Modern Real Estate Development Co., Ltd

Value N/A

Completed N/A

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alibaba taobao cityhanGzhou, china

The underlying theme of the design of the project was symbiosis and entities that have a relationship defined by mutual benefit. The idea was to design office ‘cells’ or ‘pods’ that can be replicated throughout the site to form individual or interconnecting offices enclosed by service facilities, whilst still maintaining a relationship with the surrounding community.

Client Hangzhou Alibaba Group

Value N/A

Completed N/A



community

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people living, learning and growing together; in the schools, hospitals and community centres we have designed...

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holmesGlen vocational colleGemelbourne, australia

Designed with a high level of environmental initiatives and classroom flexibility, Holmesglen TAFE’s Building 12 at the Waverley Campus is the new home of the Early Learning Childhood and Vocational College. The design has achieved a 5 star Green Star certified rating, bringing ‘green’ architecture to education.

Client Holmesglen Institute of TAFE

Value $19.5 million

Completed 2011

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ballarat fine art Galleryballarat, australia

The architectural outcome for the extension of the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery is sculptural and reflective of the artwork it houses. Externally the gallery remains sympathetic to its heritage environment located amidst a historic precinct. Internally the curved and coffered ceilings create great volumes of natural light which flood the galleries. This breakaway design is removed from traditional galleries that rely heavily on artificial lighting.

Client Ballarat City Council

Value $8 million

Completed 2001


Sports + Recreation | Aquarium | Directionshume global learning centre

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hume Global learninG centremelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp were engaged to design a Learning Centre which would successfully combine the distinct cultural, community and commercial needs of the City of Hume in Melbourne’s west. The result is a community and education facility which has become a magnet for learning, drawing visitors from all sectors of the community. The design incorporates environmental and aesthetic values through the use of high performance materials such as reflective glass to maximise energy efficiency.

Client Hume City Council

Value $12.6 million

Completed 2003

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hume global learning centre



victorian institute of forensic medicinemelbourne, australia

The project involved major extensions to the existing services of the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine. The new works comprised the enlargement of the Donor Tissue Bank along with an associated ‘Padua’ Theatre complex, accommodation for Clinical Forensic Medicine, relocation of the Molecular Biology Laboratory, accommodation for the Australian Coroners Data Base and general rationalisation of the current administrator accommodation within the complex.

Client VIFM

Value $3.5 million

Completed 2000

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oasis hospitalal ain, abu dhabi

Peddle Thorp was selected to undertake the design of the new 110 bed facility for the city of Al Ain. The essential requirement was a culturally responsible and climate-responsive design that contributes to the community, amenity and enhancement of the city. Expressed through the architecture itself the sustainable energy efficiency is manifested in a unique architectonic way that is both visible and a direct result of responsible, practical and efficient design. The ‘veil’ covering the building is designed not only for visual impact but also to act as a sun-shading and ventilation aid, helping minimise thermal loads on systems; a very important element in Al Ain’s harsh climate.

Client Oasis Hospital

Value $120 million

Completed Current

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cabrini children’s centremelbourne, australia

Following the new theatre block development at Cabrini Hospital the old theatres became available and a new paediatric unit was designed for the vacated space.

The challenge was to provide an integrated unit with separate needs and limited access to natural light. The main waiting or play area for the children and families was designed to provide a range of entertainment options including an interactive wall, display for children’s art work, cubby house, television, quiet corners and a café for the adults. The typical clinical features are downplayed to make the Hospital visit, for both children and adults, as pleasant as possible.

Client Cabrini Hospital

Value US$5 million

Completed 2005

amrepmelbourne, australia

The AMREP project accomplished the co-location of the nation’s pre-eminent health science research facilities (the Baker Medical Research Institute and the Macfarlane Burnet Centre for Medical Research, the Monash University Research Laboratories and the Alfred Education and library facilities). This new common precinct’s state-of-the-art design stems from the specialised approach of Peddle Thorp’s Health Science Planning Consultants who have extensive knowledge and experience in the creation of world class health and scientific facilities.

Client Bayside Health

Value $83 million

Completed 2001

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olympic sailinG museumshandonG, china

The Olympic Sailing Museum or Qingdao Olympic Sailing Centre was built for the 29th Olympiad and is located in Fushan Bay, Shandong Province. The centre was used as the premier sailing venue for the Olympics and the surrounding land set aside for further tourism developments.

Fishermans Wharf is also located within this land and was constructed as part of the Games effort. The museum is to be used for the exhibition and preservation of Games documentation and information as well as for international cultural exchanges.

Client Dongao Group, Qingdao

Value 1 million RMB

Completed 2008 - 2009

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holmesGlen tafemelbourne, australia

The Teaching Building and Information Commons at Holmesglen TAFE’s Moorabbin campus combines 2 separate zones – teaching wing and student hub. The teaching wing houses general purpose classrooms and PC labs along with staff accommodation. The wing is a modular design with a central corridor catering for future expansion and flexibility. The student hub was enhanced with a student lounge and cafe which opens out onto a landscaped courtyard.

Client Holmesglen Institute of TAFE

Value $8 million

Completed 2005

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prince court private hospitalkuala lumpur, malaysia

The project, commissioned privately for the Malaysian Government is a 300 bed tertiary multi speciality, self-contained hospital. The design concept was to break the building mass into 4 blocks, strung together linearly due to the narrow site constraints. The 4 blocks are separated by large landscaped atria and are arranged to permit light to infiltrate through the building. Curving corridors breakdown the internal spaces and are arranged around light wells which bring light down to interior spaces. The ground floor has meandering paths through retail areas designed in recognition that the Hospital community functions as a small city. Above the ground floor the hospital specialist departments are spread over 3 levels. On top of these are located 3 levels of clinical wards and ICU/CCU facilities.

Client Petronas

Value $170 million

Completed 2007

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hr stevens music schoolmelbourne, australia

The Governor of Victoria, John Landy, AC, MBE, officially opened the H.R. Stevens Music Centre at Penleigh and Essendon Grammar School on 6th March 2002. The centre contains a 400 seat acoustically correct auditorium, classrooms, music tuition studios, a fully equipped recording studio and the school’s new canteen. Peddle Thorp’s unique design integrates seamlessly into existing campus buildings whilst at the same time provides a new focal point for the school.

Client Penleigh & Essendon Grammar

Value $6 million

Completed 2002



24 hour police stationsvictoria, australia

Between 2005 and 2006 Peddle Thorp designed a number of 24 hour police stations for Victoria Police, across Melbourne and Victoria. Each project was designed to take advantage of each site as well as ensuring ESD principles were used wherever possible. Designs needed to provide ‘civic presence’ whilst still maintaining functionality and a good use of internal space. This was achieved in all instances, from Brunswick and Northcote, to the country towns of Rowville and Bairnsdale.

Client Victoria Police

Value $3.5 million

Completed 2005 – 2006



warrnambool base hospital



warrnambool base hospitalwarrnambool, australia

The Warrnambool Hospital is a 200 bed regional hospital with four operating rooms, emergency department, intensive care unit, obstetrics / gynaecology, palliative care, rehabilitation, paediatric, medical imaging, psychiatric and community health services. Designed and planned in conjunction with HSPC the hospital was opened in September 2011.

Client South West Health Care

Value $170 million

Completed 2011

rmit desiGn hubmelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp in conjunction with Sean Godsell + Associates were responsible for the design documentation and delivery of the new RMIT Design Hub in Melbourne. Major design innovations include the implementation of a ‘second skin’ consisting of 16,000 glass capped cylinders that rotate and help heat and cool the building. This is one of several ESD inclusions that we believe will make the hub a true building of the future.

Client RMIT University

Value $50 million

Completed Current



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hawthorn town hall & arts precinct redevelopmentmelbourne, australia



residential

northbank placemelbourne, australia

The Northbank Project is a total “city within a city” combining office and apartment accommodation, retail outlets, restaurants and cafes and lifestyle centres such as gyms and boutique spas – all prominently displayed on the north bank of the Yarra River – close to Southbank and the ever growing Docklands and South Wharf Precincts.

The three buildings that make up the unique architecture of Northbank Place are intersected by a series of walkways – a reflection of Melbourne’s famous laneways and arcades. These connecting laneways link the buildings with the city, Batman Park and Yarra River beyond – including the Rebecca Walk Incubators.

The mid rise towers, one commercial and two residential, are made up of a 10,000 square metre office tower, 196 apartment central tower and 188 west apartment tower.

Client Far East Consortium

Value $130 million

Completed 2008

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northbank place

cosham street residencemelbourne, australia

Responding to the clients vision of creating a timeless piece of architecture along with considering the site, our design approach was simple and pure geometry to ensure a crisp built form outcome and understated volume which whilst quite austere and modest cannot help but evoke some emotive feeling for the viewer and occupant alike.

Client Private Client

Value $3.5 million

Completed Current

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vanke Gardens estateshenzhen, china

Situated on a network of large canals – Vanke’s unique bridges, cascading steps and outdoor terraces significantly contribute to the design of this award winning development. Six building zones form the fundamental structure of the estate and each structure is designed to accentuate the tranquil surrounds through the use of open plazas and waterscapes. The project won the prestigious ‘Golden Cow Prize’ – China’s highest award in residential design and construction engineering.

Client Vanke Gardens Corporation

Value US $1 billion

Completed 2005



denton mills

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whether the design is for a single house or an entire estate our aim is to design not just a place to live in, but a place to call home

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Denton Mills, originally designed and built in the late 1880s, housed Australia’s first steam powered hat factory in an age when it was improper to go out without one. Peddle Thorp, together with the client Burbank Homes, have worked to preserve the heritage aspects of the building whilst converting it to modern, light filled lofts and apartments.

Client Burbank Homes

Value $15 million

Completed 2009

denton millsmelbourne, australia



allure apartmentsmelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp undertook the design, development and construction administration of 14 luxury townhouses in the inner suburb of Parkville in Melbourne. The design, whilst reflecting modern living, needed to integrate into the ‘heritage’ environment, picking up on the materials, colours and forms of the surrounding neighbourhood.

Client Kubic

Value $9 million

Completed 2011

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monash civic centremelbourne, australia

The concept for the Kingsway Office and Hotel Development was to form a spectacular civic place which enhances and complements the existing Civic Centre and provides an address point for the new complex. The fully developed site serves as a pivotal element in defining the southern gateway to the Glen Waverley District Centre. The materials used are a combination of metal panels, glazing and precast concrete, resulting in a building that feels more “high tech” than the Civic Centre it sits opposite. The design expression is simple, elegant and modern.

Client Monash City Council

Value $28 million

Completed End 2007

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fairhaven beach housesfairhaven, australia

This development of four dwellings takes full advantage of the location and views and orients themselves to make full use of the spectacular aspect. The buildings are nestled within the natural setting and utilise material selection and colours to minimise their impact on the surroundings. The design also addresses planning restrictions by remaining hidden behind the ridge line when viewed from the Great Ocean Road below.

Client PT Developments

Value $160 million

Completed 2008

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chevron apartmentsmelbourne, australia

The redevelopment of the iconic Chevron Hotel presented Peddle Thorp with an opportunity to bring the majestic landmark building into a new era. The hotel offers one and two bedroom boutique apartments with courtyards and balconies. The beautifully integrated adjacent Chevron Green offers one, two and three bedroom apartments including a limited number of prestigious penthouses. Set within a garden of landscaped avenues and open spaces the new Chevron continues to remain a Melbourne icon.

Client Baracon Group

Value $160 million

Completed 2006


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bundoora housinGmelbourne, australia

Simplicity and repetition are the main design concepts investigated in the Bundoora residential project. Simplicity with regards to the material palette and repetition in application, using elements of render and timber to soften the facades. Colour tones have also been kept quite modest with a mix of charcoal and white predominant throughout.

This form of modular housing concept sets a benchmark for future community living providing affordable solutions whilst not undermining the quality of habitable spaces.

Client Far East Consortium

Value $3 million

Completed 2010



lushan xihai resortjianGxi, china

Lushan Xihai resort is an International standard tourist resort located on picturesque Zhe Lin lake in the North of JiangXi province, China. Part of a new Eco-City development of 20,000 residents currently being planned on the North side of the lake, the all-villa project targets the high end of international and domestic resort markets. The VIP villa complex is located on its own peninsula providing extreme privacy and sweeping views of the lake and adjacent golf course.

Given the pristine nature of the site with its crystal clear waters, the resort has a strong focus on sustainability and blending seamlessly with nature. Each villa has panoramic views over the lake from all of its major rooms as well as a hot-spring spa located in a private garden setting.

The communal resort facilities include a choice of three restaurants, a spa and leisure centre, library, tea house, a cigar bar and a private beach club. Each building is sited to maximise scenic views and highlight the natural environment of the lake setting.

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berry street townhousesmelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp undertook the full design and construction documentation of the Berry Street Townhouses in Yarraville. The development is a HIA Award winner for 2007.


Value US $25 million

Completed 2007

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cato penthouse apartmentmelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp Melbourne created this residential apartment with a contemporary minimalist design located on the roof of a prestigious heritage building. The apartment is divided by partitions and uses subtle lighting to emphasise its open living. All spaces capture exciting views of the city, the calm of the interiors contrast with the busy urban environment in which it is located.

Client Ken Cato

Value Confidential

Completed 2000

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inlet beach apartmentsaireys inlet, australia

This boutique coastal development features 13 individual apartment types and two ground floor retail spaces. Design features allow the apartment interiors to take full advantage of the aspect toward the coastline or nearby wetlands, Painkalac Creek.

The careful selection of local timbers allows the building to inhabit the site with minimal disturbance to the natural surroundings which are home to an array of wildlife.

Client PT Developments

Value $3 million

Completed 2009

polaris apartmentsmelbourne, australia

Located within 100 metres of Melbourne’s historic Queen Victoria Market is the six storey Polaris apartment development. The project involved the refurbishment of the heritage Coffee House building which included restoration of the façade. The 64 – two bedroom loft apartments have been designed to maximise the impact of arched windows and other heritage features which enabled the building to be comfortably housed in the surrounding landscape. The majority of apartments face an inner courtyard designed to provide a sanctuary within this busy urban environment.

Client Broadland P/L

Value $30 million

Completed 2003

racv city clubmelbourne, australia

The long awaited new RACV Club is located in the heart of the central business district on Bourke Street. The modern club facilities attract a younger and broader membership while maintaining the traditional trademarks of good food, service and a‘home away from home’ for its members. The club incorporates office space, accommodation, retail, restaurants, a fitness centre, cigar bar, library and billiards room. The design of the building reflects the changing needs of Club members and exemplifies the tradition of excellence that is synonymous with the RACV.

Client RACV

Value $90 million

Completed 2005

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cote d’azureshenzhen, china

Located in the Nanshan district of Shenzhen, Cote D’Azure is a 510,000 square metres multi-purpose development located on a land area of 30 hectares. Virtually a town in itself its facilities include a kindergarten, primary and secondary schools. The development makes use of reclaimed land and is complete with its own beach. The design spine uses two axis – the north-south consisting of water bodies, pools and streams and the east-west for pedestrian movement through the site which links the coastline to create a boulevard.

Client Excellence Group

Value $1 billion

Completed 2004

manGrove bayshenzhen, china

Peddle Thorp Shenzhen designed stages 1 – 4 of the 800,000 square metres Mangrove Bay Estate in Shenzhen, China, one of the premier residential estates in the country. The precinct consists of 750 apartments together with club and recreational facilities and pools, serviced apartments and retail outlets, all situated in beautifully landscaped gardens.

Client CITIC Group

Value $12 billion

Completed 2007

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diamond beach resorthainan island, china

Diamond Beach Resort is a leisure and lifestyle development located near Sanya in Hainan Island, China. The resort consists of executive villas, serviced apartments, a boutique hotel and beach club fronting directly onto Diamond Beach.

The executive villas form the first phase of the development and have been designed to maximise an outdoor “alfresco” lifestyle, taking advantage of Hainan’s tropical climate. The contemporary architectural forms include large outdoor living rooms created by large span floating roof features which shelter the spaces from the sun while allowing cooling breezes through. In addition large retractable glass walls allow the indoor spaces to open onto generous balcony spaces with direct views over the ocean.

Client Hainan Lingshui Tahiti Agricultural &Tourism Development Co.,Ltd

Value 3.619 million RMB

Completed N/A

shuimu lanshan estateshenzhen, china

Located 5 min from the Futian CBD, the Shuimu Lanshan Estate is planned as a mix of medium to small apartments, 70% of which will be 90m2 and smaller. The design concept is based on creating a ‘fashionable’ community, with dark grey towers, white blade walls and cantilevered balconies of varying depths wrapped in internally coloured walls. Modern simple materials are used with a combination of glass, louvres and perforated metal sheeting. An open communal living room space, located on top of the single storey annex building provides relatively private spaces where residents can enjoy a swim, rest or chat under shady trees whilst enjoying views out towards Yinhu Mountain.

Client Shenzhen Tianju Real Estate Co., Ltd.

Value 1.61 million RMB

Completed N/A



fudi apartmentshenzhen, china

The design of Fudi Apartments marries man-made and natural materials to create a ‘modernist’ façade. The combination of concrete, wood, stone and steel, together with simple graphic lines and a high tech glass wall, make this development unique. All of this, along with the location, in the Qingpu District, makes it a highly desirable place to live.



the pinnaclemelbourne, australia

This development sets a new standard for residential apartments in the suburbs, providing a range of one to three bed units on Doncaster Hill, opposite Westfield Shopping Centre. The development consists of units together with commercial spaces at the lower levels, taking advantage of the high profile site and surrounding amenities.

Client Momentum Melbourne

Value $40 million

Completed 2012

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national social housinGmildura, victoria

Designed and built for the DHS’s National Social Housing Scheme, the $4 Million, 26 housing unit development is a two-storey block located at 183-185 Deakin Avenue in Mildura. Whilst innovatively designed with a strong emphasis in sustainability, the building is still designed to sit comfortably within the existing and surrounding neighbourhood, with the use of natural materials such as wood and perforated metal panelling.

Client Department of Human Services

Value $15 million

Completed Current



stork hotelmelbourne, australia

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misty mountainshenzhen, china

The site for the Misty Mountains Estate faces the broad Shatoujiao Bay, with its ‘back’ to the Phoenix tree covered mountains. The key design strategy was to mold the natural environment along with the housing, whilst respecting the landforms. Using the characteristics and natural beauty of the site the design solution has created a number of diverse environments. The buildings follow the land’s natural contours, connected by meandering roads with looping water courses throughout, esplanades encircling the lake and hiking trails climbing into the mountain. The whole community seems to have grown out of the ground.



lyGon st apartmentsmelbourne, australia

The proposed Lygon Street Apartment Development is located in the heart of East Brunswick and the cosmopolitan Lygon Street. The development features a mixture of one and two bedroom apartments with the future growth of the sites to the east considered in the overall master planning of the site. The proposed design also integrates a winter garden to the Lygon Street edge which promotes the vertical landscape concept and elevated green terraces which not only provide a relief to the façade but also provide a means by which community interaction can be optimised.

Client Delutis Bros.

Value $30 million

Completed Current

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metro villaGemelbourne, australia

Metro Village Lot 616 is the first of a series of stages of high density residential development being proposed as part of an Urban Revitalisation Project in Dandenong. Lot 616 consists of 219 apartments with a mix of one and two bedroom products. The development consists of a retail/commercial edge fronting Cheltenham Road, with vehicular access from Connell Lane which has been strategically considered to activate all existing pedestrian networks/interfaces. The development also features an elevated podium garden which residents will use as a communal space with the four residential tower lots embracing this space. The landscaped podium is a key design element which provides an outdoor amenity to the residents whilst harbouring them from the neighbouring environs. The overall built form layout has been considered to promote the maximised allowance of sunlight to penetrate the space whilst providing both means of passive and active surveillance for residents.


Value $25 million

Completed Current



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myer melbourne levels 5,6,7melbourne, australia

The project involved the fit-out, including the design of display modules and fixtures, for Levels 5, 6 and 7 of Myer’s Flagship Store in Bourke Street Melbourne.

Client Myer

Value $15 million

Completed 2011

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there is nothing so therapeutic as shopping … and we’ve done our part - shopping centres and stores to make indulging a pleasure...

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mercedes-benz airport expressmelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp completed the design, documentation and construction administration of the $3 million Mercedes Benz luxury showroom at the gateway to Melbourne, Tullamarine Airport.

Client Mercedes Benz

Value $3 million

Completed End 2007

greenland international flower town



Greenland international flower townxuzhou, china

The idea behind the Greenland development was to tap into memories from the 1930’s, a period when Shanghai was at its most prosperous. Hidden behind old lanes the new streets symbolise the progress over time and the layout of courtyards and foyers emphasise the sense of familiarity and belonging. The Flower Town is a project in the Greenland development, which combines a broad range of shops and stores, such as coffee shops, pubs and tailors, laid out in such a way as to sustain the estate resident’s daily life whilst maintaining its historical references. Rather than being just the interlinking device, the commercial street is acting as the catalyst for the community to live and interact together.

Client Shanghai Greenland Group

Value Confidential

Completed 2007-2009

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fisherman’s wharfshandonG, china

Fisherman’s Wharf project is located within the marina of the Olympic Sailing Centre and provides an international standard shermans wharf, including tourism services, catering, and entertainment centre.

The concept design formed the relationship between Yaner Island and the coastline, the building itself connects them by becoming an extension of Yaner Island. The roof top landscape further connects with the shoreline. So as not to dominate the Olympic Sailing Centre the building style coordinates with the balance of the buildings rather than existing as an independent entity.

Client Dongao Group, Qingdao

Value Confidential

Year 2008-2009



500 collins streetmelbourne, australia

As part of the total refurbishment of 500 Collins Street tower, Peddle Thorp undertook the design and revitalisation of the ground floor shopping precinct at the rear of the building. The designed relied on the use of materials such as natural stone and wood and the placement of tenancies to create a ‘street’ of restaurants and cafes to draw the passerby from the curb through to the building itself. The development is warm and inviting and breathed new life into a tired and rundown part of the city.

Client Lend Lease

Value $35 million

Year 2010

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sette bello melbourne, australiaLocated within the Brandon Business Office Park, the challenge was to design and create a restaurant that whilst responding to the setting of one of Melbourne’s most diverse office parks, was worthy of the Sette Bello motto - best described as a marriage of food, wine, service and atmosphere. The building itself combines all these elements, with openable doors and windows, large wooden decks that wrap around, and views of the landscaped grounds – giving diners an inviting yet breathtaking dining experience inside or alfresco.

Client Sette Bello

Value $2.5 million

Completed 2009

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stockland wendouree shoppinG centre melbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp were responsible for the redevelopment of the Wendouree Shopping Centre for Stocklands. The redevelopment included an extension to the existing shopping centre to allow for new retail tenancies including a “Fresh Food” Mall, speciality food related tenancies and three new entrances.

Client Stockland

Value $14 million

Completed 2006



endeavour hills shoppinG centre melbourne, australia

Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre is a regional shopping centre with a high degree of customer loyalty. The aim was to re-present the centre and rearrange the tenancies to optimise NLA, see an increase in the number of visitors and therefore an ongoing increase in sales. Works included the addition of iconic entrances to the centre, the upgrade of the external façade to both modernise and increase the centre’s appeal, new tenancies and food court areas and works to the existing car-parking facilities.

Client ING

Value $11 million

Completed 2007

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le petit GÂteau melbourne, australia

Le Petit Gâteau was part of the RACV’s business plan for expanding its catering services to the general public. The methodology involved working extensively with the RACV’s pastry chefs in order to achieve a stylish graphic representation of a traditional patisserie, whilst maintaining the high standards for production synonymous with the RACV.

This included the importance of graphics and the presentation of the food in order to create a place for people to appreciate the product, both visually and consumptively.

Client RACV

Value $250,000

Completed 2007

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myer hobart hobart, tasmania

The proposed redevelopment of the historic store Myer within the historical precinct of the Hobart CBD, includes approximately 17,000 square metres of retail area plus a 200 Room, 5 Star Hotel. The design of the new development was undertaken in conjunction with local architectural firm Designhaus Pty Ltd.

Client Kallis Developments

Value $150 million

Completed Current

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lamanna direct melbourne, australia

La Manna is a new direction in supermarket design : a concept store for the La Manna Family. The store, located at Essendon Fields, consists of over 9,000m2 of supermarket fit-out, containing fresh foods, general groceries, specialist grocery items, as well as a liquor store. The facility also has its own Café, where shoppers can take a break – all aimed towards making grocery shopping a more relaxing and ‘fun’ experience.

Client La Manna Direct

Value $16 million

Completed 2011



centro karinGal melbourne, australia

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whitehorse plaza melbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp and RTKL (USA) were engaged in the redevelopment of this sub-regional shopping centre. The project involved the complete remodelling of the centre to provide a more contemporary retail environment to the established surrounding suburbs. The main features of the redevelopment were a large open plan food court, fresh food precinct and wide open shopping zones to house multiple leading retailers.

Client Centro Group

Value $30 million

Completed 2004



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rod laver arenamelbourne, australia

Rod Laver Arena at Olympic Park is home of the Australian Open International Tennis tournament. The stadiums ground breaking first fully expandable ‘openable’ roof is testimony to the designs architectural innovation. Seating 15,000 people in the central stadium the arena is capable of being converted for concerts to motor cross, or world class sporting events.

Client Melbourne + Olympic Parks Trust

Value $72 million + upgrades

Completed 1987



whitten oval redevelopmentmelbourne, australia

The revamp of Whitten Oval involved the addition of an Elite Training Centre for the Western Bulldogs Football Club, accommodation for associated administration and corporate operations, medical facilities, a functions centre, community office space and associated parking and parkland areas.

The Elite Training Centre, a major component of the project, is set to be the largest and most prestigious training facility in the AFL. Also significant to the project was the construction of an infill building that joins the two grandstands and provides a function centre that has become the heart and soul of the club.

Other works included the construction of an all new Children’s Hub, which includes a 105 place child care centre, community meeting areas, children’s external play areas, associated car parking and landscaped gardens, bringing life to the complex in the off season.

Client Western Bulldogs

Value $29 million

Completion 2009

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teda soccer stadiumtianjin, china

The concept was to create a landmark design for a soccer stadium, which included “state of the art” facilities for players, spectators, officials and media. The stadium profile was designed to achieve excellent viewing lines to the playing area, the design an expression of the latest technology in services, architecture and engineering. The playing surface has been sized to meet current FIFA requirements. The stadium is therefore designed to meet Olympic and World Cup regulatory standards. With seating for 35,000 in the grandstand and 1000 capacity in corporate boxes, the majority of seating is on the East and West sides of the playing field - the primary viewing areas. There is clear separation of the different user groups with players in a separate and controlled security zone below the public levels.

Client Parsons Infrastructure

Value $150 million

Completed 2005

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hisense arenamelbourne, australia



Peddle Thorp Architects designed the Melbourne Sports & Entertainment Centre Trust’s 10,000 seat multipurpose, entertainment centre and stadium at Hisense Arena. The arena features not only an openable roof like its larger neighbour Rod Laver Arena and an innovative raiseable seating system, but also a velodrome comprising a 250 metre track which can then be transformed into a basketball and tennis stadium and has a unique staging system allowing its use as an entertainment venue; the ultimate multipurpose facility.

Client MSAC Trust

Value $65 million

Completed 2005



melbourne sports & aquatic centre stage 1

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melbourne sports & aquatic centre staGe 1melbourne, australia

When it was built the international standard Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre, overlooking Albert Park Lake, was the largest integrated sports and leisure facility of its type in the southern hemisphere, and the most significant addition to Victoria’s infrastructure for elite and participant sports since the 1956 Olympics.

The Centre was designed to provide state-of-the-art facilities, which can be integrated to offer a venue for a wide variety of sports, from competition swimming and dive pools to leisure water incorporating wave pools, hydrotherapy pool and multipurpose pool, full gymnasium, basketball, badminton and table tennis courts.

Client MSAC Trust

Value $65 million

Completed 1999

from world class stadiums to local community pools, our intention is to make every user feel like a champion

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melbourne sports & aquatic centre staGe 2melbourne, australia

Having completed the highly successful Stage 1, Peddle Thorp undertook the extensions to MSAC for the 2006 Commonwealth Games Pool and associated facilities. These extensions included a 54 m outdoor pool with 4 m moveable boom, multi-level 700 space car park, office accommodation / meeting rooms for state sporting bodies, additional water leisure features and retail and catering facilities to accommodate the expansion to the centre. “The project was a spectacular opportunity to extend MSAC with a multipurpose outdoor pool to complement the existing indoor facilities.”

Client MSAC Trust

Value $60 million

Completed 2006



pisa multipurpose sports stadiumpenanG, malaysia

Designed and built for the 1998 Malaysian Games the project comprised a multipurpose sports stadium and swimming complex for a wide range of sporting and recreational facilities of international standard for public use. Uses include basketball, netball, badminton, sports shops, volleyball, indoor tennis, gymnastics and swimming. The stadium sits on an 8-hectare site and has a seating capacity of 13,500 persons. It has an all-weather 2000 seat spectator Olympic size public swimming pool, built with the capacity for expansion to 2500 seats. Restaurants and a multi-storey car-park for 2000 vehicles service its patrons.

Client Parsons Infrastructure

Value $150 million

Completed 1998

croydon aquatic centremelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp completed the full design, documentation and construction administration of the $12 million redevelopment of the Croydon Aquatic Centre. The centre was designed with a high emphasis on environmental design aspects.

Client Moorondah City Council

Value $12 million

Completed 2008

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siri fort stadiumdelhi, india

The Siri Fort venue was designed to sit within and be linked to landscaped parkland and only reveal itself as one travels from Siri Fort Road towards the venue. The romance of the recently excavated embattlements of the fort, built by Sultan Alaud-Din Khilji in the early 1300s, are acknowledged in the curved forms used to envelop the corners of the new venue. These walls are clad with stone similar to the stone used in the ancient Siri Fort walls.

The building is broken into three defined zones, a Badminton Hall, Squash Show Court and Squash Practice Courts. The intent is that each zone can function as standalone spaces. The show court and hall have one point of entry thus allowing control from a central area. All zones are linked by a gallery space.

After the games the practice courts will have become a squash club with separate access from within the Siri Fort grounds. Also included is a single level underground car-park, ensuring sufficient parking for the scale of events held there.

Client Delhi Development Authority

Value $90 million

Completed 2010



thyaGaraj stadiumdelhi, india

Designed and built for the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games, India’s first eco-friendly sports complex, Thyagaraj stadium, features air-conditioned indoor netball courts and multipurpose hall for the Public Works Department. The stadium is India’s first green stadium – designed and delivered with a high level of ESD features including a gas panel for energy supply, solar energy used for lighting purposes and effective water management systems such as rainwater harvesting and sewage treatment with 200,000 litres a day capacity.

Client Public Works Department

Value $95 million

Completed 2010


Sports + Recreation | Aquarium | Directionsyamuna stadium



yamuna stadiumdelhi, india

The Yamuna Venue provides a powerful architectural landmark that will be a recognisable stadium from afar. The cable stayed rotunda containing the table tennis showcourts face Gate No 4 and provide a clear focal point for entry as well as creating a strong image for the venue.

The practice courts have a stainless steel screen both for security and to act as a breezeway. The breezeway forms part of the colonnaded volume abutting the practice courts. The stainless steel screen unifies the two building forms, acts as a sunshade as well as specialist LCD lighting to form a strong graphic.

The interstitial space between the show courts and the practice courts is the central entry and control point in legacy mode but the two spaces can be administered separately if required.


Value $80 million

Completed 2010



delhi university multi purpose halldelhi, india

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delhi university ruGby stadiumdelhi, india

The Delhi University Rugby Stadium was designed as the Rugby Training facility for the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games. Its legacy use will be cricket. The multipurpose hall is focused on netball training facilities and games.


Value $80 million

Completed 2010

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harold holt swim centremelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp Architects were responsible for the design of the refurbishment and expansion of the heritage listed iconic Harold Holt Swim Centre. Refurbishment works included the entry, kiosk and outdoor change rooms. Expansions and extensions involved solutions to upgrade the entry, café and change facilities and a new extension to house a gym and leisure water facilities.

Client City of Stonnington

Value $12.5 million

Completed 2010



launceston reGional aquatic centrelaunceston, tasmania

Peddle Thorp undertook the initial Master plan for the redevelopment of the Launceston Recreational Aquatic Centre. This lead to being appointed to fully design and develop the centre on the heritage sensitive greenfield site for the Launceston City Council.

Client Launceston City Council

Value $28 million

Completed 2008

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penleiGh & essendon Grammar Gymnasiummelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp were responsible for the design, design development and contract documentation of the new gymnasium and associated facilities for Penleigh & Essendon Grammar. The centre contains music and art class rooms, staff rooms, multipurpose gymnasium and change rooms. The design was a result of implementing guidelines set out in an existing master plan.

Client Penleigh & Essendon Grammar

Value $4.5 million

Completed End 2007

leisurelinkGeelonG, australia

Peddle Thorp designed and documented the Leisurelink Recreational Centre in Geelong. The centre consists of lap and programme pools, learn-to-swim and leisure pools. Leisure water has toddlers’ pools, splash decks, adventure parks and water slides. Dry facilities include gym and associated programme rooms, a crèche, change rooms and a café servicing both wet and dry areas. A wellness centre has been included which can operate as part of the Centre or as an independent operator.

Client City of Greater Geelong

Value $23 million

Completed 2009

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south australian state aquatic centremarion, south australia

The design for the Marion State Aquatic Centre was master planned with the adjacent GP+ building and existing Marion Cultural Centre to create a major public precinct adjacent to the Marion Shopping zone. The new Aquatic Centre is the major element in this precinct by size and it also creates opportunities for public interaction with its functions. The 10 lane competition and dive / water polo pools have been orientated to the North with glazing along Diagonal Rd so that there are dramatic views into the pool hall and views out from the main activity spaces. The pool halls are divided into the main event pool with 3,460 grandstand seats and 476 poolside seats together with the diving / water polo pool with 580 seats. The leisure pool abuts the diving pool and contains leisure, learn to swim and a multipurpose programme pool all designed to open out to leisure gardens which form an important landscape feature along Milham St.

Client South Australian Government

Value $80 million

Association Woodhead Architects

Completed 2011

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skilled stadiumGeelonG, australia

The $26 million redevelopment of the Skilled Stadium in Geelong included a new 6000 seat grandstand on the eastern side of the stadium. The grandstand incorporates the Sports House offices as well as player change room and warm up area upgrades. Upgrades also included the public concourse, superboxes, and dining areas for 600. All of the above upgrades were undertaken with ESD and DDA principles strongly incorporated into the designs.

Client Geelong Football Club

Value $26 million

Completed 2005

st kilda football clubmelbourne, australia

Peddle Thorp designed St Kilda Football Club’s new elite, state of the art training and administration building, Linen House centre. The centre features an MCG-size oval, gymnasium, rehabilitation pool, lecture theatre and an indoor sports hall for basketball, netball and other sports.

The centre’s location in Seaford moves the club into the heartland of its bayside fan base and reflects the newly forged relationship with the Frankston City Council.

Client St Kilda Football Club

Value $10.25 million

Completed 2011


Sports + Recreation | Aquarium | Directionsalamanda estate club

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alamanda estate clubpoint cook, australia

Peddle Thorp undertook the design of the newly completed Alamanda Estate Club for residences of the new Alamanda Residential Estate at Point Cook in Victoria. The Club boasts meeting and community rooms, gym, pool and tennis courts and a sales office for the estate.

Client Villawood Properties

Value $5 million

Completed 2009



alfred deakin centremildura, australia

Completed in 2000 at a total project value of $13.5 Million, the Alfred Deakin Centre in Mildura is a regional community and cultural and leisure centre uniquely combined into one complex. It includes a regional library, tourism office, exhibition centre and meeting rooms, theatrettes, restaurant and retail centre. The design was developed to reflect the climate and lifestyle of the region. The result is a building which whilst very contemporary is also one which takes many visual clues from the traditional forms and structures seen throughout the region. Phase 2 was for the construction of the leisure centre component, comprising a 25 metre pool, wave pool, aerobics, gym and crèche.

Client Mildura Rural City Council

Value $13.5 Million

Completed 2000



sunshine leisure centresunshine, australia

Peddle Thorp were responsible for the full design, documentation and contract administration of the redevelopment of the Sunshine Swim and Leisure Centre. The centre includes indoor and outdoor pools and leisure water, gymnasiums and dry change rooms.

Client Brimbank City Council

Value $6 million

Completed 2007

pelican parkmelbourne, australia

Built on the Western Peninsula, the Pelican Park Recreation Centre in Hastings presented a spectacular design opportunity given the magnificent location of the site, adjacent to the bay, and the design opportunities inherent in the brief. We therefore took our inspiration from the sea and the design reflects this maritime image with materials, forms and open areas which link to the marina and the Fred Smith reserve. The open spaces visually interact with the public promenade along the water’s edge giving the whole precinct a seamless connection.

Client Mornington Peninsula Shire Council

Value $8 million

Completed 2004

ruyton aquatic centremelbourne, australia

The project involved the total redesign and redevelopment of the new aquatic centre for the Ruyton Girls’ School in Kew. This included a new 25 metre lap pool with five lanes and a learn-to-swim pool, together with upgraded amenities, such as change rooms, some class rooms and program spaces.

Client Ruyton Girls’ School

Value $4.5 million

Completed 2007

watermarcmelbourne, australia

WaterMarc is the Greensborough’s new aquatic centre located in the existing Greensborough Shopping Centre and will include the co-location of the council offices. The centre has taken its inspiration from Leisurelink in Geelong and when complete in late 2012 will consist of lap and programme and learn-to-swim pools, as well as associated “dry” facilities.

Client Bovis Lend Lease

Value $60 million

Completed End 2012



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we measure the success of our aquarium projects in the smile of a child; the first time they look a penguin eye to eye, or watch the majesty of a stingray glide overhead...

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melbourne aquarium staGe 2melbourne, australia



Peddle Thorp designed, developed and delivered the Stage 2 works of the Melbourne Aquarium, the new Antarctica Exhibit, housing Australia’s only sub-arctic penguins, the majestic King and cheeky Gentoo Penguins in a full interactive display, placing children and adults only centimetres away from the penguins.

Client Living and Leisure Australia

Value $28 million

Completed 2008

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dubai mall aquariumdubai, uae

The Dubai Aquarium + Discovery Centre features the world’s largest oceanarium with the largest viewing panels ever made, 33m long x 8.3 metres x 67.3 cm thick and weighing 250 tonnes. These panels will allow views into a monster tank 10.5 metres deep, containing over 50 sharks and hundreds of fish of all species in seven million litres of water. The Discovery Centre which sits above the main tank provides the education component to this massive display.

Client Emaar/Oceanis Group

Value US $35 million

Completed 2008

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melbourne aquarium stage 1

melbourne aquarium staGe 1melbourne, australia

The Melbourne Aquarium was designed to appear moored like an elegant ship on the north bank of Melbourne’s Yarra River. The depth of the building however is not imposing at street level as the majority is set some seven metres below the surface. At its centre is a world first ‘oceanarium in the round’ where the spectators become the spectacle to the marine life swimming around them.

Client Underwater World P/L

Value $63 million

Completed 2000


Sports + Recreation | Aquarium | Directionssiam ocean world

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siam ocean worldbanGkok, thailand

Designed and documented by Peddle Thorp, Siam Ocean World is the largest aquarium in South East Asia and is situated within a shopping centre. The aquarium covers 10,000 square metres (the size of two football pitches) and has a capacity of more than four million litres of water (equivalent to three Olympic swimming pools).

Client Oceanis Group

Value $40 million

Completed 2006



busan aquariumbusan, south korea

The Busan Aquarium at Haeundai Beach in South Korea is an 11,500 square metres building over four levels and is home to multiple aquarium display tanks, retail stores and eateries. Set against the magnificent coastline this spectacular destination attracts both international and local visitors.

Client Oceanis Group

Value $40 million

Completed 2003

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shanGhai aquariumshanGhai, china

Shanghai’s Chang Feng Ocean World is located inside Chang Feng Park and consists of two parts, the aquarium and the beluga stadium. The aquarium is located beneath an ornamental lake in Chang Feng Park (Shanghai’s oldest park) and was opened in 1999 at a cost in excess of US $20 million, which showcases the incredible creatures that inhabit the Pacific Ocean and Amazon River. The beluga stadium is the first Whale show stadium in China inland and has great mammal shows everyday. In excess of three million people have visited Ocean World since it opened.

Client Beluga Whale Project

Value $19.25 million

Completed 2002

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manila aquariummanila, philippines



directions

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when it comes to the future, there are three kinds of people: those who let it happen, those who make it happen, and those who wonder what happened... peddle thorp’s aim – design it and make it happen.

doha aquariumdoha, qatar

280

proposition 2065sydney, australia

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celebration parkdoha, qatar



biospace plazamelbourne, australia

288

madiina al hilalabu dhabi, uae

290

australia post headquartersmelbourne, australia

292

wrm civic centreabu dhabi, uae



euneva avenue carparkmelbourne, australia

eco villaGemelbourne, australia

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sovereiGn hill hotelballarat, australia

300

fluid amphibian pavilionyeosu, korea

302

e Gate stadiumdocklands, australia



north harbour stadiumauckland, new zealand

olympic portrio de janeiro, brazil



shk jassim hospital

310

shk jassim hospitalanjovan island, comoros



alive taipei performinG arts centertaipei, taiwan

312

sowwah 2030 towerabu dhabi, uae



desert Gracedoha, qatar

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haileybury school al ain

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haileybury school al ainabu dhabi, uae



homs hospitalhoms, syria



il vecchio mercatodoha, qatar



abu dhabi police academyabu dhabi, uae

322

kolomanskijakarta, indonesia



celtic clubmelbourne, australia

326

northwharfmelbourne, australia



united petrolmelbourne, australia

2000

31 Queen StreetMelbourne

2003

Folkestone Lobby RefurbishmentCollins Street, Melbourne

2004

GERichmond

2003

Alphington TerraceAlphington

1992

ANZ Heritage Banking Chamber Melbourne

1990

Fountain Gate Shopping CentreHallam, Melbourne

2004

AWB 380 Latrobe StreetMelbourne

2002

Franklin LoftsMelbourne

1999

Bolobek Lakes EstatesMelbourne

1989

Brandon Office ParkMelbourne

1998

Clifftop ApartmentsSorrento, Victoria

1997

Cora Lynn ApartmentsLorne, Victoria

1996

County Court ComplexMelbourne

2004

Church Mews ApartmentsHeidelberg

2003

Daimler Chrysler CaféMelbourne

2004

Cabrini HospitalMalvern

1997

Department of Justice55 St Andrews Place

1990

Digital HouseSt Kilda Road Melbourne

2000

Dorcas Street HousingSouth Melbourne

1989

Bay View Mixed Use DevelopmentMelbourne

1996

Gateway SuitesWilliam Street, Melbourne

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Ascot ValeAscot Vale

2003

Australia PostMelbourne wide

2007

Dandenong Basketball StadiumDandenong

2003

Holmesglen CarparkHolmesglen, Victoria

2004

Nunawading Aquatic CentreMelbourne

1993

TaaatsAustralia wide

2005

Lonely PlanetMelbourne

2004

Pacific DunlopMelbourne, Victoria

1999

Telstra Business CentresLatrobe Street, Melbourne

2004

Wesley ChurchLatrobe Street, Melbourne

1991

Melbourne Magistrates’ CourtWilliam Street, Melbourne

1998

Qantas HangerBrisbane, Queensland

2000

Temple Court ApartmentsMelbourne

2000

Pharmacy HouseCanberra

1986

Grand HyattCollins Street, Melbourne

2000

Mental HealthMelbourne, Victoria

2000

Raglan / Ingles EstateMelbourne

1994

Toyota Manufacturing PlantMelbourne

2000

Kardinia PoolMelbourne

2001

Grand Pacific ApartmentsLorne, Victoria

1998

Mickelham GrandeMelbourne

1992

Richmond Riverwalk HotelRichmond

2003

Water Flower EstateShenzhen

2009

Rebecca WalkNorthbank, Melbourne

2001

Grand Pacific HotelLorne, Victoria

1991

Mill Park Aquatic CentreVictoria

1995

Ringwood Law CourtsMelbourne

1999

Waterford GreenMelbourne

2000

Mill Park EstateVictoria

2001

River Street HousingRichmond

1999

Saltwater ApartmentsMelbourne

1993

Western HospitalFootscray, Victoria

1997

Heide Museum of Modern ArtBulleen

1992

Monte Vista ApartmentsMelbourne

1999

Shell OfficesMelbourne

1998

Wool Exchange HouseKing Street, Melbourne

2008

Queanbeyan HospitalCanberra

2001

Hilton HotelTullamarine

2000

Mornington Peninsula GalleryMelbourne

2003

Silverton Lobby RefurbishmentMelbourne

1999

Holden Street HousingVictoria

2002

Mornington Shopping CentreMelbourne

1998

St Vincent’s TerracesSouth Yarra

1997

Melbourne University Genetics LabsMelbourne

1997

Qdos Art GalleryLorne

1994

Thomastown Aquatic CentreVictoria

2002

PortofinoMelbourne

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