First Building - Bradfield City Centre is greatly deserving of the 2025 Good Design Award for Sustainability. This state-of-the-art facility is a catalyst for sustainable growth. It's Stage 1 of Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility (AMRF), a project that anchors Western Sydney’s emerging Aerotropolis. Good design principles have been cleverly used throughout to unite regenerative design, cultural storytelling, and innovation. First Building was designed by Hassell in collaboration with cultural research agency Djinjama. The project was commissioned by the Bradfield Development Authority (BDA) and NSW Public Works. Liz Westgarth, Managing Director and Architect at Hassell, offered a look inside the project's design thinking. Dive deeper with our latest article: https://lnkd.in/g98k5N3g
First Building wins 2025 Good Design Award for Sustainability
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