Strelein Warehouse by Ian Moore Architects

Strelein Warehouse has been a major winner in a host of design awards in 2011. Earlier this year, Indesign’s Editor in Chief Paul McGillick visited the Surry Hills warehouse for a one-on-one with the man behind the design, Ian Moore. Join Paul and Ian for a walk-through and hear the story behind this multi award-winning home.

BY jesse

December 12th, 2011

Strelein Warehouse also features in Issue 11 of Habitus magazine.

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