Oztal Architects have teamed up with Architectural firms DKO, DNA, AMC with clients Jega / Elevated Living and CED to bring the Boroughs in Denman Prospect to life. The Article from the Urban Developer gives a glimpse into what the project aims to deliver. We are proud to collaborate on such an exciting project.
Link below to the article.
Selling………..
The new owners will love this house as much as we do!
This special home will bring so much joy to the new owners and be a great place to grow up and enjoy the house!
A big thanks to Brian and his family for trusting us with the design of their home and wish them well in there new adventures.
Jump over to Bastion Property Group to view the house.
Shaw Wines by Oztal Architects
Photography by Adrien Labutte – Evolve Timelapse
The Shaw Wines Cellar Door located in Murrumbateman within the southern region of NSW is a striking structure that manifests the quality of wines produced by Shaw vineyard. Designed by Dean Kensit and Nick Pelle of Oztal Architects, this new facility for Shaw Wines is a destination for wine lovers and that aims to improve the tourism potential for this local wine region. Taste the full flavour as we take a quick tour…
“Within the building, there is a constant reminder and connection with wine. There are views of the vineyards in the distance, there are displays of signature wines and there is a glass sculpture made up of a collection of wine glasses that filters the light into the stairwell leading to the cellar below. The building provides a point of sale for Shaw Wines, but also provides a sanctuary where one can sit, enjoy a glass of wine and take in the spectacular countryside displaying the fruits of the vine.”
Langtree House By Oztal Architects
Oztal Architects knits a contemporary dwelling nestled into the suburban fabric of Crace in Canberra, Australia. Langtree House aims to create a small haven for a young family with an environment that captured the sun, had a sense of space, offered opportunity for separation between the adults and the children and embraced the outdoor space as an extension of the living areas within the home. The concept has been shown to be feasible, but not without challenges. Let’s take a closer look!
AUSTRALIA by DESIGN: Architecture is an important ‘document’ in the recording of Australian architecture. The forth series will
continue to have complete editorial freedom and will strive to bring accessibility and information to the viewing public whilst
uncovering the key ingredients in what makes each structure unique.
The series aims to bring beauty and creativity into the hearts and minds of Australians as we explore the impact of good design on
our lives, it gives viewers such a unique perspective of the design process, it’s part entertainment, part education.
There’s no other program that takes you behind the scenes in that way.
In this, the forth series of Australia by Design: Architecture, we will uncover and showcase the architectural statements that best
exemplify excellence in Australian architectural design.
At the conclusion of each episode, our lead architect and sponsors will announce which of the properties are the most
outstanding and therefore will go through to the best of the best final episode.
In the sixth and final episode, we countdown the Top 10 to determined which is Australia’s ultimate architectural statement of the
year.
Typical show introduction: “We’ve gathered some of Australia's top architects and industry leaders to decide what is Australia's
ultimate architectural statement of the year.”
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AUSTRALIA by DESIGN: Architecture is an important ‘document’ in the recording of Australian architecture. The forth series will
continue to have complete editorial freedom and will strive to bring accessibility and information to the viewing public whilst
uncovering the key ingredients in what makes each structure unique.
The series aims to bring beauty and creativity into the hearts and minds of Australians as we explore the impact of good design on
our lives, it gives viewers such a unique perspective of the design process, it’s part entertainment, part education.
There’s no other program that takes you behind the scenes in that way.
In this, the forth series of Australia by Design: Architecture, we will uncover and showcase the architectural statements that best
exemplify excellence in Australian architectural design.
At the conclusion of each episode, our lead architect and sponsors will announce which of the properties are the most
outstanding and therefore will go through to the best of the best final episode.
In the sixth and final episode, we countdown the Top 10 to determined which is Australia’s ultimate architectural statement of the
year.
Typical show introduction: “We’ve gathered some of Australia's top architects and industry leaders to decide what is Australia's
ultimate architectural statement of the year.”
The 2019 Winners and Finalists are listed in Building Australia 2019.
link: https://mba.partica.online/mba/building-australia-2019/flipbook/1/
link: https://www.masterbuilders.com.au/Events/National-Excellence-Awards
Fresh off winning the Commercial / Industrial Building $5 Million or Under in the Local ACT MBA Awards, it was then judged at the National MBA awards held in Uluru at the field of lights to be the national winner in the same category. This building was an idea from a wonderful client in Graeme Shaw and we took that idea and delivered this stunning cellar door alongside an amazing group on contractors and consultants. Below is a list of the team involved:
Client: Shaw Wines
Architect: Oztal Architects (Dean Kensit / Nick Pelle)
Construction Manager: Pier Projects (Kevin & Michael Tanchevski)
Interior Designer: Capezio Copland
Building Services: Northrop Engineers
Structural Engineer: Northrop Engineers
Fire Engineer: Ignis Solutions
Building Certifier: ACT Metro
Metal Work Fabrication: Baxter Engineering / Corvedal Design
Window Supplier: Viewco Glass
Photographer: Adrien Labutte - Evolve Timelapse
