Carter Williamson Architects Sydney architecture news and blog
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NSW Architecture Awards 2019
Both Peekaboo House & Punch Park Amenities have been shortlisted in the 2019 NSW Architecture Awards. Peekaboo House shortlisted…
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INDE. Awards 2019
GRID Education has been shortlisted in the 2019 INDE. Awards Influencer Category. As INDE. describes it, “Influencer’s shows how…
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Peekaboo House Video
Hear from our Principal Architect, Shaun Carter, and comedian Tim Ross in this tour of Peekaboo House. Peekaboo House is…
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Summer Construction Update
As Summer rolls around, a multitude of Carter Williamson projects are onsite. Woodcroft Neighbourhood Centre continues with construction, the final…
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Thu Registered Architect
We would like to congratulate Thu Zaw on registering as an architect in NSW. Thu joined Carter Williamson in…
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Spring Construction Update
Spring has sprung, and so have a multitude of new Carter Williamson projects. Construction is steaming along on Woodcroft Community…
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Sydney Waterfront
Our proposal for a new Sydney Waterfront preserves the heritage values of the existing cottage, an item of local heritage…
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Sustainability Awards
GIRD Sustainable House has been shortlisted in the 2018 Sustainability Awards, Education & Research category. Winners are announced…
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Urban Developer Awards
Our project, The Mills of Balmain, has been shortlisted in the 2018 Urban Developer Awards. The Mills of Balmain…
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Tim Ross Performing at Peekaboo and 102 The Mill
Coming off a sell out tour at The Sydney Opera House, Tim Ross and Kit Warhurst will be performing their…
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Our New Studio
Carter Williamson has moved! As you may know, if you follow us on our Instagram, Carter Williamson has spent…
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Fee MAD-ness (mutually assured destruction): an existential crisis
Architects are practising in an environment of outrageously low fees and cutthroat fee gazumping. Shaun Carter asks: in this boom…
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Ribbon House Onsite
We’ve recently started on site at Ribbon House in Annandale. Andrew, the builder at Andrew Burton Constructions, took these shots…
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Blacktown Mayor visits Woodcroft Construction Site
Mayor of Blacktown, Stephen Bali MP, has visited Woodcroft Community Centre’s construction site to see the fast progress being made…
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Steel Park Community Rooms – Reference Design
Carter Williamson was engaged by Inner West Council to prepare a reference design for the refurbishment of Steel Park Community…
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Hinchcliff House Onsite
We have broken ground on Hinchcliff House, construction beginning this week. RCC have obtained possession of Loftus Lane precinct. The…
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GRID Education is Up and Running at Burwood Girls High School
Burwood Girls High School runs a ‘Sustainable House’ subject as part of their Science Technology Engineering & Maths (STEM) programs.
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Peekaboo House has Been Shortlisted for the Dulux Colour Awards
Today Peekaboo House was shortlisted in the 2018 Dulux Colour Awards for Interiors. Peekaboo House’s colour palette remained largely white,…
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Connie He has Won the NSW Undergraduate Medal
We would like to congratulate Connie He on winning the prestigious New South Wales Undergraduate Medal. The medal acknowledges excellence…
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Truss House Featured in Mezzanine
The recently completed Truss House, our modern reinvention of the Victorian terrace house has been featured in this quarters edition…
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102 The Mill Featured in Houses Australia
Our recent project, 102 The Mill has been featured in the latest issue of Houses Australia magazine, number 120, available…
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Farewell Lisa
Today Lisa Merkesteyn is leaving her position as Project Director at Carter Williamson to move to country Victoria. Our Principal…
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Carter Williamson Christmas
Wonderful photos by Stephanie Chiu document our last working day of 2017. We spent the day visiting some of…
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Woodcroft Neighbourhood Centre Contractor Appointed
Our design for Woodcroft Neighbourhood Centre is one step closer with Westubruy Constructions being appointed by Blacktown…
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Farewell James. Welcome Connie
After 16 months, being a loved member of the the Carter Williamson family, we farewelled James Ellis as he moved…