Expression of Interest now open for Sydney Open 2025

Don’t miss your chance to be part of Sydney Open 2025! Submit your Expression of Interest for this year’s city-wide event by Friday, 9 May.

BY Indesignlive

May 5th, 2025

Tags: buildings, design, Design Competition, design competitions, Expressions of interest, Museums of History NSW, Sydney Open 2025

Museums of History NSW is inviting iconic and noteworthy buildings to participate in Sydney Open 2025, the city-wide event taking place on Sunday, 2 November. This event showcases Sydney’s architectural and design heritage, offering the public a rare opportunity to explore spaces often not accessible. Building owners are encouraged to submit their Expressions of Interest by Friday, 9 May, and join a curated selection of spaces recognised for their architectural significance.

For more details and to apply, visit the Sydney Open website.

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