Government, Civic/Public, Workplace
Robert Brown Building
The historical Robert Brown Building in the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney was home to the National Herbarium and now has a new purpose as the Research Centre for Ecosystem Resilience and as an art gallery.
Location
NSW
Client
Botanic Gardens of Sydney
Project Manager
RP Infrastructure
Architect
WMK Architecture
Builder
Renascent
Built in the 1970's, the functional building has been transformed to an elegant modern workspace with a central open space to host plant life art exhibitions while also allowing visitors to view scientists working in the laboratories upstairs.
The new design also features office spaces and multi-use zones for visitors, students and scholars. The building has upgraded building services, vertical transport, fire systems and access while maintaining the heritage aspects of the building.
MBA Award 2024 Winner - Refurbishment/Renovation/Extension: $10 Million - $20 Million
Photos kindly received from Renascent.
