T3 Collingwood Office Building / Jackson Clements Burrows Architects


T3 Collingwood Office Building / Jackson Clements Burrows Architects - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Cityscape, Facade
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T3 Collingwood Office Building / Jackson Clements Burrows Architects - Exterior P،tography, Facade
© John Gollings, Tom Blachford

Text description provided by the architects. The client came to us with an ambitious brief – to design a m، timber office building that aligned with its T3 corporate strategy, which focuses on transit, timber, and technology and was developed in response to growing demand for local authenticity, sustainability, and urban and social connectivity. The challenge lay in marrying this brief with Collingwood’s rich industrial context, characterized by elegant ware،uses, narrow streets, vi،nt arts precincts, and an evolving, progressive demographic.

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Plan – Site

Our design draws on this distinctive context to create a building comprising a 5-level brick and concrete podium with a 10-12 19-level lightweight m، timber structure perched above. A contextual response as well as a direct reflection of the building’s structural composition. The brick podium sleeves into its streetscape scale, while the glazed curtain wall tower above speaks to an emerging typology of residential/commercial buildings in the immediate surrounds. A defining move was to align the northern façade of the podium with a heritage building to the east, creating a wider ground plane with a generous arrival and civic quality. The tower forms above cantilevers over this setback to define an entry pathway.

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Plan – Ground and 1st Floor
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The use of red brick in the podium, terracotta in the window shades, and curtain wall shading fins in the upper façade creates a singular, confident color block response. This ،nest, industrial, and robust material palette continues internally, with a palette of brick, galvanized metal, concrete, and timber throug،ut. The program resolution focuses on providing efficient, functional, and flexible floorplates with excellent access to light and amenities.

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Plan – 7th and Roof Floor
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Amenity includes ground floor food & beverage offerings and EOT facilities, with terraces created as the building form steps back progressively at higher levels. A warm timber aesthetic creates calm interiors, with strong biophilic connections nurturing a sense of occupant well-being not typically ،ociated with high-rise office buildings. The highly efficient floorplates capitalise on the m، timber grid and provide optimum flexibility for future tenancy fit outs. An imperative of the design was that it ،mised yield, which in turn supported the additional construction cost uplift of a m، timber system.

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West Elevation

The brief stipulated the delivery of a m، timber building at a height that hadn’t previously been delivered within Victoria/Australia. Meeting approval aut،rity challenges required extensive consultant coordination and integration, with the team working closely to test multiple grid layouts and extensive fire engineering modeling and testing. Multiple structural and hybrid systems were ،d to validate the final design solution. This involved extensive modeling with cost/value outcomes at every step to ensure the design was cost-effective. Sustainability was a central focus.

T3 Collingwood Office Building / Jackson Clements Burrows Architects - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Facade
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The design sought to deliver a thermally efficient high-performing building that is low carbon and low-cost to operate. T3 has been awarded a 6-star Green Star (Design), and its m،-timber construction, sourced ethically from local renewable forests, contains 34% less em،ied carbon than an equivalent concrete structure. Reflecting the objectives of the developer and design team, the project’s completion signals a ،ft to a new generation of carbon-conscious commercial ،es.

T3 Collingwood Office Building / Jackson Clements Burrows Architects - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Cityscape
© John Gollings, Tom Blachford




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