The Pavilion is an entertaining space for family and friends. This crafted contemporary building sits on a double block in Mosman, Sydney, with views of ships coming through the iconic Sydney Heads. The Pavilion shares the block with its older sister ? a 19th century Queen Anne heritage house whose intricately hand crafted details are complemented by the form and materiality of The Pavilion.

© Ross Honeysett

Architects: Jorge Hrdina Architects

Location: Mosman NSW 2088, Australia

Architect In Charge: Jorge Hrdina, Benjamin Matthews, Miguel Paredes, Eric Ng

Area: 400.0 m2

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: Ross Honeysett

Builder: The Construction Connection
Engineer: Professor Eric Smith and SDA Structures

© Ross Honeysett

From the architect. The Pavilion is an entertaining space for family and friends. This crafted contemporary building sits on a double block in Mosman, Sydney, with views of ships coming through the iconic Sydney Heads. The Pavilion shares the block with its older sister ? a 19th century Queen Anne heritage house whose intricately hand crafted details are complemented by the form and materiality of The Pavilion.

Site Plan

Craftsmanship is one of the connecting forces between the existing building and The Pavilion, bridging centuries of architecture. The base of the federat...