Recreating the exultant musical qualities of a cathedral in a crypt-like space underground is no simple task, but Palassis Architects accomplished that – and more – at the Cadogan Song School in Perth.
July 9th, 2019
Architect: Palassis Architects
Builder: PACT Builders
Concrete Precast Specialists: SA Precast
Structural Engineer: Fozdar Engineers and John Woodside Engineers
Services Engineer: Lucid Consulting Australia
Landscape Designer: Palassis Architects
Duration: 18 months
Budget: $4.5m
Furniture
Custom furniture stalls, Saltwood Designs with Palassis Architects
Lighting
Christopher Boots feature light, ‘Delta’ base lights, Inlite Australia. ‘Dynalite’ lighting automation, Light Application.
Finishes
‘Décor Systems’ solid oak acoustic wall lining, Mitchell Faulkes.
Fixed & Fitted
Feature entry doors, David Abbott from Abbott’solutely Timber with Palassis Architects.
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