200 George Street Sydney, by FJMT featuring AR-MA

How are advances in technology allowing industrial desing engineers to create an agile working model for their industry? FJMT’s recent 200 George Street project featuring AR-MA demonstrates the outcome of a sophisticated digital design, capitalising on the hybrid skills of technology-native architects.

BY Indesignlive

May 29th, 2017

Tags: 200 George Street Sydney, ar-ma, Empire Glass and Aluminium, FJMT, GDK Group, issue 68

Architect
FJMT

Photography
Brett Boardman

Builder
Mirvac

Facade, Podium Glazing and Cladding Design in Collaboration with
AR-MA

Facade Engineering
ARUP

Timber Fabrication
GDK Group

Glass Fabrication
Empire Glass and Aluminium

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