Trevor Jones Architects
Trevor Jones Architects commenced practise in 1990 We are currently working on a variety of commercial, townhouse, retail and residential projects in the Sydney area, TJA have over 35 years of experience working in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. We believe this exposure to other forms and styles of architecture has a given our office a range of all types of projects in scale and costs. Through this experience we concentrate on design and providing our client with
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Projects:
Lexus Brisbane
Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, 2009
Lexus Brisbane – Fortitude Valley, Brisbane – open Dec 2009 The brief here was to take two run down existing buildings in a prime location in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley and combine them into one corner showroom suitable for the prestige Lexus brand without the time and cost expense associated with a knock down and new build program. The final product showcases a large circular showroom space maximising the footprint of the two buildings, with a central core of the reception and sales areas. Typical of working with existing buildings a lot of time was spent on site working with the builder on details form the removal of columns to form an open space, connecting the various levels into a workable space for vehicles and the structural linking of the buildings within the fixed price contract. The resulting building is a prestige showroom in a sort after location amongst other prestige car brands for a budget driven project that has met the expectations of both the client and Lexus
Dreamtime Spirit
Sydney International Airport, 2010
Dreamtime Spirit – Sydney International Airport – Open June 2010 Dreamtime Spirit is a new concept store for the Souvenir World Group as they look to further develop their position as a leader in the Australian Gift department in both Airport and off airport facilities. The brief was to develop a brand, which was done in con-junction with the Jumbana Group that took the product to a new level of presentation and merchandising away from the traditional souvenir market place. Indigenous artists were engaged to craft the authentic totems that are central to the store layout and circulation, with other artists were commissioned to paint the store logo. Materials and finishes were customised on site to ensure that the store had it’s own personality. The merchandising focuses on quality products combined with educational information and an ethos that less is more when making this considered purchase. The response since the opening has been very positive with more stores planned for opening this year
132 Holt Avenue
Cremorne, Sydney, 2008
The site is located on the lower north shore of Sydney An existing house was demolished to allow 3 small but luxury townhouses to be built. The development consisted of basement parking for 3 cars, 1 visitor park which doubled up as a wash bay. On-site-detention was provided with an underground storage tank to water the gardens. The ground floor consisted of the general living area, a study a bathroom and separate laundry. The first floor was planned with 2 bedrooms, and en-suite to the master bedroom and a separate main bathroom. The main feature of the interiors was the use of naturally finished timber, with sloping ceilings to the first floor level. Air conditioning is provided to each townhouse. Each townhouse was fully installed with the latest surveillance and c-bus equipment.
