55 Southbank Boulevard / Bates Smart
The new Adina Apartment Hotel Melbourne Southbank is the first cross-laminated timber (CLT) high-rise hotel in Australia. Utilising the latest in timber construction technology this project attains new levels in sustainable design. Approximately 5,300 tonnes of CLT were used to add 10 levels to an existing commercial building, offsetting nearly 4,200 of CO2 from the atmosphere. CLT Pushes Urban Adaptive Reuse Even Further The existing commercial office building built in 1989, was able to accommodate an extension of six levels with the use of concrete framed construction. The design challenge Bates Smart faced was how to surpass this, in order to deliver a hotel with 220 rooms.
© Peter Clarke
architects: Bates SmartLocation: Southbank Victoria 3006, AustraliaProject Year: 2020Photographs: Peter ClarkeArea: 27000.0 m2
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architects: Bates SmartLocation: Southbank Victoria 3006, AustraliaProject Year: 2020Photographs: Peter ClarkeArea: 27000.0 m2
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