In a quiet Glebe backyard, Nobbs Radford Architects have designed a most striking concrete façade using tapered and splayed columns with a checkered pattern of voids

This was arguably one the most difficult formwork projects ever undertaken and the ease with which it was delivered speaks volumes for the site staff and contractors involved. The façade, once photographed well, will be hard to pass up by any publisher.

Even with last-minute revisions to the internal fit-out scope and room arrangements, we managed a 12-month turnaround for a considerably complicated but extremely rewarding project.