Wilde and Woollard Melbourne have been working closely with RMIT in the upcoming overhaul of the CBD Campus, Swanston Street. RMIT plans to transform the current buildings in the street, redefining the student experience. The buildings will be linked internally with escalators, there will be 20 retail outlets for both students and the general public […]
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A design festival was held by the Adelaide City Council in 2012 for emerging architects to put forward their ideas for park sculptures and focal points. One of the resultant designs was that from two architects, Stephen Hooper and James Martin, for a “Conceptual Park Shelter” which the Adelaide City Council decided to turn into […]
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The Brisbane Supreme Court and District Court project has won the 2013 Government Project award in the Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors Annual Infinite Value Awards. The Government Project Award Category recognises value and excellence in the delivery of a public sector project with an emphasis on making a positive impact on the community and […]
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After the devastation of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines many people in the coastal areas lost their livelihoods. In order for people to start re-building their lives after initial relief efforts the means to re-establish their livelihoods has to be found. The principal source of income for many coastal villages in the Philippines is from […]
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The Wilde and Woollard Canberra office sponsored the inaugural Lifecycle charity cycling event held around Lake Burley Griffin on the 13-15 September 2012. Lifecycle is set to become an annual 48 hour family cycling event aimed at raising funds and awareness for the Leukaemia Foundation. The Lifecycle Organisations long term goal is to raise funds […]
Read MoreCelebrating 85 Years in business, the practice was originally established by Herbert A Mitchell in 1928, with his son Herbert E Mitchell taking control in 1957. Wilde and Woollard was created from the merger of two companies; Wilde Group Partnership of Sydney and Woollard Mitchell Young of Brisbane, Canberra and Melbourne. Brisbane Managing Director, Richard […]
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The recently completed KIOSC project, constructed on the Wantirna Campus of Swinburne University, has been awarded top honours as Best New Education Facility by the Council of Educational Facility Planners International. The project was the result of a joint venture between Knox Schools Consortium and Swinburne University. The dramatic architectural form, based on strong sustainability […]
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Located near the shores of Lake Burley Griffin, within the ‘New Acton, Nishi Project’ development, this integrated fit-out was designed to achieve a 6-Star Green star rating under the Green Building Council of Australia accreditation. The fit-out demonstrated leading edge sustainable environmental initiatives including living walls, recycled timber, low VOC paints and carpets, a carbon […]
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The existing Coles supermarket in the city centre of Ipswich featured prominently in national media coverage when it was completely inundated and damaged beyond repair during the 2011 Brisbane and Ipswich floods. As a result, Coles Property Group decided to redevelop the site and create a striking new retail centre to house Australia’s largest Coles […]
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Wilde and Woollard enjoys a long continuing relationship with RMIT University that has spanned decades. So it is fitting as we approach our 50th anniversary in Melbourne, that one of our largest and most exciting projects which happens to be for RMIT, is nearing completion. The iconic Swanston Academic Building (SAB) is located in the […]
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