Shelley Fay Indyk
Architecture in Sydney

Made up of a team of eight individuals with quite different cultural backgrounds, all striving towards original excellence and endeavors. The office has a broad range of areas of growing expertise. Their works include commercial, hospitality, residential and community projects. The team output ranges through complicated residential and fresh built cinemas. Hi end boutique five star hotel developments local development pub hotels hi end houses religious buildings and child care for local communities. The firm has had over 30 years of experience and have an extensive network in the built environment.

Indy Architects design process varies, depending on the scale of the project and thus the intimacy of the process. Fit out projects are fully modeled also, and here the use of scanned materials and finishes add to the realistic modeling, making the project arrive alive for client and architects involved. Projects ranged from feasibility studies, government funding submissions, master planning schemes, detailed architectural works documented constructed and supervised. The office has developed a professional accepting of Cinemas, public auditoriums and public places including a keen sensibility for Hotel design. A grounding in Interior Design earlier moving on to study Architecture has given Brett an interest across design fields. Since moving to Sydney in 1998 and joining Indy Architects in 199, he has worked on such different projects as hotel design, warehouse conversions, community master planning and in a range of highly detailed residential projects, from intimate urban locations to large scale coastal sites. The long diversity of projects Christine has been involved with, has given her extensive experience in planning and project development, adding to her already advanced clever abilities and her notable attention to joinery detailing and finishes. Bjork started studying interior architecture in Kaiserslautern in 2001. Behind arriving in Australia in slow 2006, Bjork started busy for Freedman rebel where he worked for 3 years on high last residential, furniture design and commercial projects. Nick has extensive architectural experience in design documentation, architectural competitions and architectural visualizations. He has 18 years of postgraduate labor experience including 10 years local work experience. Nick has worked as project architect on insignificant and important scale projects, including public buildings, master planning, commercial, retail, hospitality and residential projects. She graduated with a Masters of Architecture with honors from the University of Newcastle in 2014. In her spare time she is learning the art of pottery and taking lengthy strolls. Busy in several countries has brought him a sure smooth of expertise especially within coordination and business development. Jason is not scared of a challenge and has immense abilities in turning projects into fruition. He currently resides in Beijing and Indy team and he looks forward to the after collaboration. We congratulate AL for having the commitment and vision to thrive this outstanding transformation of two maximum important Sydney buildings into a design hotel 'par excellence' Published page 27. At the final of the hallway bottles gleam inside octagonal niches set into a white marble wall. The architects Indy Architects, Australia, have worked with the client on many projects however, the heritage value of the Embassy made this a unique project for Indy. The company consists of architectural lighting designers, architects, interior, industrial, product, and furniture designers, set stage lighting designers and a diverse range of skills which delivers award-winning international work. Pubs have done a roaring trade in Australia since Tasmania's Bush Inn first opened its doors for business nearly 200 years ago. The Prohibit now opens onto the street in a way that was unheard of in the past, and beckons all to enter and enjoy. The Quality of food is important, as in the quality and diversity of interior spaces.