Scharp would like to congratulate all involved in the successful delivery of 1 William, Brisbane. The tower has been shortlisted in 3 categories for the 2018 Australian Institute of Architects Queensland Chapter Awards: Commercial Architecture, Interior Architecture and Sustainable Architecture.

VIVID Sydney is set to once again illuminate the Sydney CBD with mesmerising light art, installations and projections.

Construction is now complete on ‘Westside Apartments’ Indooroopilly, Brisbane. Designed by MODE Design for Village Building Co, the nine-level building comprises of 1,2 and 3-bedroom apartments offering elegant finishes and panoramic views over Mt. Coot-tha, the Brisbane River and the city skyline.

We’ve once again teamed up with Woods Bagot and NH Architecture on a Melbourne landmark, MCEC Expansion. Designed to bring more event type options, Scharp created a dynamic marketing movie showcasing the new space’s adaptability to all types of events.

Panorama is a new 29-storey mixed use tower located at 826 Maroondah Highway in the heart of Box Hill, Victoria’s second largest CBD.

The Ritz-Carlton Perth could be opening sooner than expected, with news that the $500 million hotel construction is ahead of schedule and already one-quarter of the way to completion.

The City of Melbourne’s $250-million redevelopment of the Queen Victoria Market (QVM) is one of the more exciting projects to hit the streets of Melbourne for some time.

Located on a quiet tree-lined street at 34 Cowper Street Footscray, Cowper Residences is a unique collection of contemporary Terraces, SOHOs (Small Office Home Office) and Apartments.

So how does Scharp successfully maintain its relationships with many of the country’s top architectural practices?

Scharp have a long history of working with some of Melbourne’s most prestigious schools to bring their new building projects to life.

One of the most rewarding parts of our work at Scharp is when a job we worked on is finally complete. This can often take place many months (even years) after our involvement with the job has finished, but it is always great to see how a project turns out.

Treasurer Tim Pallas and Minister for Sport John Eren have announced $271.55 million as part of the 2017/18 budget to complete the third stage of the Melbourne Park redevelopment.