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Tonkin Zulaikha Greer
A Sydney architecture practice working across public buildings, housing, hospitality and infrastructure, with a close interest in the histories of places.
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The footbridge spans the platforms at Medlow Bath station. · A pedestrian crosses the curved deck between mesh screens. · The curved steel deck seen from below.
Photography: DesignInc Sydney Media
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Contemporary architecture shaped by the life of the city.
Tonkin Zulaikha Greer was founded in Sydney in 1987 as Tonkin Zulaikha Architects. Tim Greer joined Peter Tonkin and Brian Zulaikha in 1992, forming TZG. The practice works from Surry Hills across cultural, educational, residential, commercial and transport projects.
Its approach connects new work with the places, communities and existing buildings around it. At Medlow Bath, collaboration with DesignInc brings that concern for context to a new footbridge and upgrades at a heritage railway station.
What they do
- 01New accessible crossing over the Great Western HighwaySeen in Medlow Bath Station and Footbridge
- 02Curved steel bridge, lift tower, stairs and rampSeen in Medlow Bath Station and Footbridge
- 03Heritage interpretation and artwork by Shay TobinSeen in Medlow Bath Station and Footbridge
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Profile updated 24 October 2026
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