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Hames Sharley
Multi-disciplinary architecture practice across Australia
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Hames Sharley is a multi-disciplinary practice with offices throughout Australia, covering the specialist areas of architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, interior design and strategic services. The studio's stated purpose is to enable communities to flourish, with portfolios spanning education and research, health, office and industrial, public and culture, retail and town centres, residential, sport and recreation, urban development and workplace.
Selected work · 24 projects
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- Perth Central Office Revitalisation2020
- Scarboro Surf Life Saving Club
- Finlaysons Workplace Strategy and Design2020
- Aurecon Workplace Darwin2019
- TL Robertson Library, Curtin University2022
- Rundle Mall Plaza2018
- How can design help alleviate overcrowded emergency departments?2020
- East Village Karrinyup
- Sacred Heart College War Memorial Oval Redevelopment2018
- Sacred Heart College War Memorial Oval Redevelopment2018
- 240 St Georges Terrace2018
- Aspire Clubhouse2018
- Essence Apartments2019
- Australis at Rossmoyne Waters2019
- One40 William St2020
- Tonkin Consulting2018
- Glenside Botanica Apartments2020
- The Australian National Phenome Centre (ANPC)2019
- Casuarina Square Redevelopment2020
- Murdoch University Student Hub2017
- Robert Bird Group Office Fitout2018
- J Robin Warren Library at the University of Western Australia2017
- Victor Harbor Senior High School
- Roselea Shopping Centre2020
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