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Plus Minus Design

Plus Minus Design was established in 2007.

The focus of the practice is building design. We are not interested in specialising in particular building types, rather we’ve found that thinking through ideas at one scale can productively inform work at another. Projects to date have varied from garage lofts through to high-rise, mixed use tower developments and this range of scale and type reflects our breadth of design interest and experience.

Urban design, landscape design and interior design are subjects that are happy distractions. While we have skills in these areas, we understand the limits of our expertise and gladly propose and welcome collaborations with other design and construction professionals when appropriate.

We decided to call the practice Plus Minus Design for a whole bunch of reasons. Wikipedia, at times, defines plus-minus as "the precision of an approximation" and we like the sound of that. We like thinking about approximation and tolerance in building. Some times things need to be precise or luxurious, other times it is not so important. Our first priority and objective for each project is to find an appropriate response.
Phillip Arnold

Phillip established Plus Minus Design in 2007.

Before this he worked at Alexander Tzannes Associates for a long time and then BKH for a short time.

Phillip has taught Design, History and Practice subjects at the University of New South Wales and at the University of Technology in Sydney.

Phillip is a registered architect in NSW
NSW ARB 10101
- Teaching
  
  Elective studio, Masters of Architecture
  University of New South Wales
  Guest tutors & jurors, Kim Bazeley,
  Marcus Trimble, Alex Wilson, Eva-Marie Prineas,
  David Welsh, Telly Theodore, Genevieve Lilley &
  Andrew Southwood-Jones
  Semester 2, 2017
  
  Design Studio
  University of New South Wales
  Tutor with Dr Maryam Gusheh
  Semester 2, 2015
  
  Industry Studio
  University of Technology, Sydney
  Tutor with Leisa Tough
  Semester 2, 2014
  
  Industry Studio
  University of Technology, Sydney
  Tutor with Leisa Tough & Peter Farman
  Semester 2, 2013
  
  Design Studio
  University of Technology, Sydney
  Tutor with Joannne Jakovich
  Semester 1, 2011
  
  Design Studio
  University of Technology, Sydney
  Tutor with Joannne Jakovich
  Semester 1, 2010
  
  Design Studio
  University of Technology, Sydney
  Tutor with Joannne Jakovich
  Semester 1, 2011
  
  Master of Architecture Studio
  University of Technology, Sydney
  Tutor with Steve Harfield
  Semester 2, 2009
  
  Master of Architecture Studio
  University of Technology, Sydney
  Tutor with Steve Harfield
  Semester 1, 2008
  
  Architectural Practice
  University of Technology, Sydney
  Semester 2, 2007
  
  History & Theory of Architecture
  University of New South Wales
  Tutor with Peter Kohane
  Semester 1, 2007
  
  Design Elective Studio
  University of New South Wales
  Design Tutor with Jeff Mueller
  Student Housing, UNSW
  Semester 1, 2001
  
  Design Elective Studio
  University of New South Wales
  Design Tutor with Stanislaus Fung
  Single Family Home
  Semester 1, 2000
  
  Design Elective Studio
  University of New South Wales
  Design Tutor with Tony Chenchow
  Concrete & Masonry Associate Competition
  Semester 2, 1999
  
  Design Elective Studio
  University of New South Wales
  Design Tutor with Dijana Alic
  National Library, Sarajevo
  Semester 2, 1998
  
  Design Elective Studio
  University of New South Wales
  Guest Tutor with Richard Hough
  "Heart of the Games"
  Semester 1, 1998
  
  Various Design Juries
  University of Technology, Sydney
  University of New South Wales
  University of Sydney
Projects
- Arthur St, Surry Hills
  Home, studio & 4 gardens.
  
  Our house was big enough, but didn't take advantage of the orientation or the garden. We did the obvious things. We opened up to the garden and built a garage with a studio above. The rear yard is heavily landscaped to provide a view and visual separation between home and studio.
  
  We have a pond in another courtyard which helps keep the house cool, as does the insulation and mass of a roof garden. The front yard is our fourth garden.
  
  The ground floor has a front, cosy room and an open room at the back. We move furniture back and forth in response to weather and occasion.
  
  The upper level remained unchanged, except for a bath in a bay window off the front bedroom. The bath and bedrooms have views of the roof garden.
  
  Photos, Jason Lam
  Structural engineer, Andrew Simpson, SDA
  Landscape advice, Sue Barnsley
  Built by Lex Dow, Elke Prill & Carl Burt
- Attached Houses, Bronte
  - Dwelling 1
  - Dwelling 2
  - Level 1
  - Level 2
  - Level 3
  - Eastern Elevation
  - Section A
  - Section B
  - Section D
  - Southern Elevation, street
  - Southern Elevation
  - Section E
  - Section E
  - Section F
  - Section G
  - Section I
  - Western Elevation
  - Section G
  - Northern Elevation
  - Section H
  - Before
  - After, Montage
  - Skylight study
  - Skylight study
  - Skylight study
  - Skylight study
  - Skylight study
  - Skylight study
  - Skylight study
  The client brief was perfect. Get the layout and the proportions right. Specify modest finishes and keep the detailing direct and uncomplicated. Maximise the floorspace given planning controls.
  
  Floorspace surplus to the family's requirements allowed for a second dwelling at the front.
  
  The budget did allow for double glazing to a busy street, doors to the rear garden that slide beyond the width of the room, and excavation for off street parking.
  
  I think it is appropriate.
  
  Photos, Katherine Lu
  Structural Engineer, Damien Hadley, Cantilever Engineers
  Built by Wales Built, Mike Wales, Dan Deegan & Grant Cornwall
- Caerleon
  Alterations & restoration of a heritage property
  
  This significant house was designed in the Queen Anne Style by Harry C Kent in Sydney and Maurice B Adams in London and was constructed in 1886 for Charles Burton Fairfax. It is appropriately listed as a heritage item by Woollahra Council. It is also listed on the Register of the National Estate and the Jubilee Register of the National Trust of Australia.
  
  A large part of the project concerned the restoration of the home, but new work was carried out where original fabric had already been altered. The original configuration of the kitchen and associated rooms had been disturbed and so this area was converted to a kitchen and family area to meet contemporary expectations. The garage and pool area have been rebuilt to reduce impact on the original house. New openings connect the kitchen and family rooms and the pool area. Upstairs, servant quarters have been re-organised to provide rooms for teenagers.
  
  Interventions are polite, ideally not conspicuous, and of a standard appropriate to the house.
  
  We worked happily and productively with the client, interior designer Sally Greenaway and the builder. Landscape designer Will Dangar completed the gardens.
  
  Photos, Anthony Browell
  Interior design, Sally Greenaway
  Heritage advice, Weir + Phillips, James Phillips & Alice Fuller
  Landscape design, Will Dangar
  Structural Engineer, Andrew Simpson, SDA
  Built by Sandlik Constructions, Peter Moore & Carl Burt
- Caerleon Gates
  Reconfiguration & restoration of significant gates
  
  The property had beautiful gates hung off sandstone gateposts. Sadly the opening was too narrow for a vehicular turning circle, especially if approaching from the west. We moved one of the gateposts and relocated the gates further up the drive. New gateposts were required so we designed new cast iron posts with a palisade back to the original gateposts.
  
  Significant trees and their roots required careful design to limit disturbance.
  
  Gates were beautifully restored by Guido Gouveneur and the new posts were cast in Wagga Wagga.
  
  Photos, Anthony Browell
  Heritage advice, Weir + Phillips, James Phillips & Alice Fuller
  Landscape design, Will Dangar
  Arboreal advice, Ross Jackson
  Structural Engineer, Andrew Simpson, SDA
  Built by Sandlik Constructions, Paul Western
  Metalwork by Guido Gouveneur, Wrought Artworks
- House RV, Bellevue Hill
  Subtractions & alterations to a house Additions & alterations to the garden
  
  The existing house is unremarkable and sits over 5m above street level. As the garage is presently located at the level of the house, a driveway occupies most of the front yard. There is almost no rear yard.
  
  The objective of the project is to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. The advantage of the existing house is that it is out of the ground and is in reasonable structural condition. All work required on the house will directly improve finishes and amenity. Moving the garage to street level allows the area of the driveway to become garden. The existing garage itself can be converted into a loggia servicing the pool area. Minor structural adjustments to the house improve layout and amenity.
  
  Whilst harbour views are available from the upper living room level, the main asset of the site are two large fig trees. A Port Jackson fig is located on the slope down to the street and a Hills fig is located in the Council area in front of the property. The upper level is located at the level of the canopies and proposed work takes advantage of this condition.
  
  Landscape Design, Plus Minus Design & Narelle Sonter
  Arboreal advice, Ross Jackson
  Preliminary Engineering advice, Cantilever Engineers
- House BV, Paddington
  Additions & alterations to a terrace house
  
  Our client involved us in the search for a property.
  
  The final layout is almost identical to the first sketch made prior to purchase.
  
  The original house was thought to have been constructed in the early 1880s. It had been the subject of alterations and additions at the rear.
  
  The proposal restores the facade and retains the general layout of the main part of the house. The first floor rear extensions has been reconstructed to match the original. The remainder of the house is being constructed to a contemporary standard.
  
  The house steps down the site to connect to the garden. The section brings daylight to the centre of the plan. Every centimetre is exploited.
  
  Our clients have been building it themselves with the considerable assistance and experience of builder and carpenter Barry Hesline.
- Cottage, Glebe
  Additions & alterations to a cottage in Glebe
- Paper Bird
  The team from restaurant Moon Park took over a space previously operated by Bourke St Bakery and designed by Meacham Nockles McQualter. We agreed that a good fit out should not go into landfill simply for the sake of novelty and so tweaked the space to suit new requirements. A fine steel bar was added to the existing counter, the kitchen was screened, acoustic treatment was installed, existing lighting supplemented and furniture from Moon Park re-used. The new colour scheme, inspired in part by Dancheong traditional colours, was specified with Lymesmith.
  
  Colours, Lymesmith & Plus Minus Design
  Acoustics, Sebastian Giglio
  Structural Engineering, SDA Structures
  Steelwork, Macro Projects
  Builder, Hospitality Fitout Specialists
  Photos, Ben Guthrie
- Buckingham St Apartments
  Additions & alterations to a small apartment building.
  
  Two new apartments added.
- Surry Hills Apartment
  - Ground
  - Basement
  Conversion of the ground floor & sub-floor area of an apartment building into a new apartment & home office
  
  Perhaps counter-intuitively, the living rooms were placed below ground. This allowed bedrooms at the ground level to borrow light and ventilation across a stair void and a sunken courtyard. There are two front doors which allow bedrooms to be double as home office space with their own entry. A steel screen provides security, privacy and ventilation.
  
  Photos, Jason Lam
- Harris House, Roseville
  Additions & alterations to the rear of a Federation house
  
  A long skylight over the kitchen brings light to the centre of the plan. Pivot doors open to a covered terrace and to the yard.
  
  Photos, Ben Guthrie
  Site photos, Phillip Arnold
  Interior Design, Isabelle Harris
- House YP, Glebe
  Additions & alterations to the rear of a terrace house
  
  All work is proposed to ensure maximum benefit for the budget. No work, except for a dormer, is proposed to the front of the house including the existing stair. New openings are arranged to provide maximum benefit. The rear doors slide past a small WC to fully open to the yard. A small courtyard is proposed to the retention of an existing window to the front of the house, and to provide cross ventilation and daylight in the centre of the house.
  
  Photos, Katherine Lu, Phillip Arnold
  Structural Engineer, Damian Hadley, Cantilever Engineers
  Built by Wales Built, Mike Wales & Grant Cornwall
- House HR, East Lindfield
  Additions & alterations to a house in East Lindfield
- House CH, Woollahra
  Our client did not want an open plan, but wanted new rooms to respond in size and scale to the existing house.
  
  The yard was more than 3m lower than the principle rooms. The addition gradually steps down to a lawn above a new garage. The level change between this lawn and the pool allows the pool fence to be set lower than the level of the lawn.
  
  Structural Engineer, Richard Yates, James Taylor & Associates
  Builder, Wales Built, Mike Wales & Nick Deegan
- House AM, Gladesville
  New dwelling
  
  Our client required a family home, but he also wanted to display powerful motorbikes and effectively wanted a nightclub at the lower level.
  
  The house was designed to be constructed out of insulated pre-cast wall panels with in-situ floor and roof slabs.
  
  The view to the Parramatta River is to the South. Skylights were introduced to provide Northern light and to illuminate the folded roof plane. Courtyards provide direct access to external areas, away from inclement weather. Principle south facing windows are fixed single panes to limit obstruction from the view. The arrangement of the rooms directs one's gaze to the view but also allows conventional furniture arrangements.
- Australia St, Newtown
  Alterations to a terrace in Newtown
  
  The house was large enough, but was pokey and badly connected to the yard. It did have a roof deck with views across the roofscape of Newtown. We moved the kitchen to the front room to better connect the front door and street, dropped the living room to the garden level and opened it to the yard. It had been suggested that the roof deck might be converted to another bedroom, but this exceeded my clients’ requirements and once deleted, planning controls would not permit its reconstruction. It’s a beautiful, private spot.
  
  Photos, Joy Lai & Phillip Arnold
  Structural Engineer, Cantilever Engineers
  Built by Wade Larratt
- Carpark Dwelling, Marayong
  A new dwelling above a carpark behind some shops
  
  The existing building has 2 apartments above a accountancy office and a pizza shop. A new apartment is proposed above the existing carpark at the rear. The windows off the new living space look directly into the canopies of nearby trees. A roof terrace above the apartment provides additional amenity to all apartments.
- Terrace and Tower
  - Existing
  - Height limit
  - Street frontage height
  - Break between terrace and tower
  - Terrace and tower
  - Terrace and tower
  - Option 1
  - Option 2
  - Option 3
  - Option 4
  - Option 5
  - Option 6
  - Option 7
  - Section
  - View from street
  - View into tree canopy
  - View to skyline
  - Existing
  - Proposed
  We participated in a competition for a small apartment building on a terrace house site. We won the competition. The project is not proceeding.
- Bunk House, Bullaburra
  - Existing
  - Option A
  - Option B
  - Option B
  - Option B
  - Option C, winter
  - Option C, summer
  - Option C
  - Option C
  - Option D
  Additions & alterations to a cottage in the Blue Mountains
  
  An existing cottage adapted to suit the requirments of a large blended family on a budget. Rather than multiple extra bedrooms, a new family room is proposed lined with bunk-beds for 6. An existing second bedroom is back-up for guests, study or sick kids. Further alterations are carefully considered to ensure maximum benefit for expenditure.
- House HT, Bellevue Hill
  Additions & alterations to a house
  
  Minor adjustments improve the arrangement of living spaces and improve the relationship to the well established gardens on all sides of the house.
- Vaucluse Road, Vaucluse
  Alterations to a house & garden
  
  Proposed alterations to improve the relationship of the house to the garden and the views to the harbour. A system of sliding screens are proposed to manage the Western sun. All work is designed to emphasise the view and to remove visual distractions. A series of screens to the front of the house improve the appearance and manage privacy to the street.
- Point Piper House & Garden
  - North East Isometric
  - South East Isometric
  - Ground Floor, Existing
  - Ground Floor, Proposed
  - Ground Floor, Proposed
  - First Floor, Existing
  - First Floor, Proposed
  - Soffit View
  - Soffit View
  Additions & alterations to a house & garden
  
  A cloister to a garden.
  
  The cloister controls the foreground view, connects to an upper level in the yard, and provides shelter. The furniture layout suggests how to occupy rooms that are arranged enfilade.
- Queens Ave, Vaucluse
  New home
  
  An irregular site. A sequence of spaces arranged around a winter garden leads one to a room with views to the bridge and harbour. The rooms are arranged to allow for quiet corners and discovery.
- Wentworth Rd, Vaucluse
  New home
  
  The ground floor is arranged as a sliding sequence of rooms arranged around a courtyard. A system of sliding doors allow these rooms to remain somewhat separate or to be opened up to form an almost cruciform space opening to the North, the courtyard and the yard. On the forth side a large fixed window is proposed to a pool. Bedrooms are on the next level with a bridge overlooking the dining area, and a study open to the kitchen below. A room in the roof has views of the harbour.
- Rush St, Woollahra
  Additions & alterations to a terrace house
  
  The daughter of a former client approached us to design alterations to a small terrace house down the street from her parent's house. The existing terrace was very small with several quirks including an attic accessed only via a stair off the bathroom. We hoped to retain some of the qualities of the existing house deliberately keeping some of the rooms cosy and the attic accessible only via a fixed ladder. A small courtyard separates the kitchen from the back room, but the sash windows slide up to the level above providing an open plan with good cross ventilation in appropriate weather and as the occasion demands.
- Semi, Dover Heights
  - Level 1, Existing
  - Level 1, Proposed
  - Level 2, Proposed
  Additions & alterations to a semi-detached house
  
  The existing semi-detached house occupies a steep site. The proposal adds a bedroom and opens the kitchen and casual living areas to the yard to the North. A formal living room is reorganised as a cosy sitting room. A new room in the roof is proposed. It has views to the ocean to the south and opens to the North to a roof terrace that connects to the upper levels of the yard.
- Apartments, Parramatta Road
  - Existing
  - Proposed
  - Ground Floor, Retail & Car Share
  - Level 2, 2 Bed & Study Option
  - Level 3, 1 Bed & Home Office Option A
  - Level 4, 3 Bed Option
  - Level 5, 1 Bed & Home Office Option B
  - Level 6, 1 Bed & Home Office Option C
  New mixed-use building
  A sketch design for a busy site on the Northern side of Parramatta Road.One large dwelling per floor, closed off facing Parramatta Road. Each level can be configured as office, home office, or 1-3 bedrooms using partition walls. The access stair is used to articulate the building form to the street.
- Factory / Office, Wodonga
  - with Indi Architects, Wodonga - Existing
  - with Indi Architects, Wodonga - Existing
  - with Indi Architects, Wodonga - Plan
  - with Indi Architects, Wodonga - Montage
  - with Indi Architects, Wodonga - Montage
  - with Indi Architects, Wodonga - Montage
  - with Indi Architects, Wodonga - Isometric sketch
  - with Indi Architects, Wodonga - Sketch
  - with Indi Architects, Wodonga - Sketch
  - with Indi Architects, Wodonga - Sketch
  Conversion of a factory into corporate headquarters
  
  Expression of Interest with Indi Architects, Wodonga.
  
  The site included factory buildings that manufactured timber roof trusses. The existing buildings had character and were large enough to meet the spatial requirements of the brief. We proposed simply insulating the existing building and upgrading services. Remaining budget would be spent on courtyard gardens and landscaping the site.
- 200 George St, Sydney
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  - with Collins + Turner, MBMO & Hiromi Lauren
  New commercial office buulding
  Invited competition for Mirvac
  
  Collins + Turner invited us to collaborate on a competition for a 35 storey commercial office building on George St.
  
  Engineering advice, Arups
- Garden Pavilion
  Sketches of a small pavilion in a large garden
- Alexandria House
  - Existing
  - Proposed
  - Proposed
  Additions to a terrace house
  Sketch design
  
  My brother found this place.
  
  It was a large freestanding terrace in Alexandria. I did a quick sketch to try to encourge him to buy it. The house had so much character that you'd leave it largely intact, wallpaper and all.
  
  Just build a new room around a courtyard out the back. Make the carport double as a covered terrace.
  
  He didn't buy it. It didn't happen. Would have been great.
- House 22, Surry Hills
  - Level 1
  - Level 2
  Additions & alterations to a terrace house
  Sketch design
  
  A quick sketch to show development potential of our neighbour's house.
- Goodhope St, Paddington
  - Sketch, Existing
  - Sketch, Proposed
  Additions & alterations to a terrace house
  Feasibility study
  
  We were engaged to assist in the search for a home in Paddington. We completed this sketch design following a quick site visit and measure, using the Title Diagram in the Contract. The sketch was sufficient for the clients to realise this house would involve greater compromise than they were prepared for.
- House JS, Paddington
  - Level 1
  - Level 2
  - Level 3
  Additions & alterations to a house
  Sketch Design
  
  A quick sketch design to examine potential alterations to a house.
- Shed, Hampshire, UK
  Alterations to a shed on family land
  Hampshire, United Kingdom
  
  My clients have inherited a small parcel of land in Hampshire.
  
  They wanted the involvement of a local designer in Sydney to assist them in the design for a proposed conversion of an existing shed. The sketch design includes kitchen and bathroom facilities and a mezzanine.
- House Numbers
  A full range of house numbers and letters we hope to make soon in brass and aluminium. Numbers 72 or 120mm tall. Capitals 120mm tall. Lower case x-height at 72mm.
  20mm deep off wall.
News
- Paper Bird, Architecture Awards, 2018
  Our work at Paper Bird was commended in both the Sustainable & Small Project categories of the 2018 NSW Architecture awards.
  
  Jury Citation
  
  'To do as little as possible and as much as necessary'; this edict was the driving force behind all design decisions for this project by Plus Minus Design. The existing fit-out was retained where possible, acoustic treatment added as a necessity, with small, thoughtful insertions that have radically transformed the interior and all achieved for a very small budget.
  
  The beautiful colour scheme at Paper Bird is the final layer, which not only integrates seamlessly with the remnant fit-out, but becomes the dominant theme throughout the bar and restaurant. This is an exemplary approach to restaurant fit-outs for an increasingly fickle market in metropolitan Sydney.
- Caerleon, Architecture Awards, 2018
  Our work on Caerleon in Bellevue Hill was shortlisted in the Heritage category of the 2017 NSW Architecture awards.
  
  Photos, Anthony Browell
  Interior design, Sally Greenaway
  Heritage advice, Weir + Phillips, James Phillips & Alice Fuller
  Landscape design, Will Dangar
  Structural Engineer, Andrew Simpson, SDA
  Built by Sandlik Constructions, Peter Moore & Carl Burt
- Bronte, Architecture Awards, 2018
  Our project for 2 attached houses in Bronte was shortlisted in the New Houses category of the 2017 NSW Architecture awards.
  
  Photos, Katherine Lu
  Structural Engineer, Damien Hadley, Cantilever Engineers
  Built by Wales Built, Mike Wales, Dan Deegan & Grant Cornwall
- Talk at the University of Sydney, 2018
- Caerleon on Exhibition
  
  Caerleon was the subject of a small exhibition at the Caroline Simpson Library & Research Collection,
  3 February 2017 - 9 May 2017
- Caerleon, Architecture Awards, 2017
  Our work on Caerleon in Bellevue Hill was shortlisted in the Heritage category of the 2017 NSW Architecture awards.
  
  Photo, Anthony Browell
- Bronte, Architecture Awards, 2017
  Our project for 2 attached houses in Bronte was shortlisted in the New Houses category of the 2017 NSW Architecture awards.
  
  Photo, Katherine Lu
- Talk at the University of Sydney, 2017
- Bronte published in SMH
  Article by Trisha Croaker
  Photos by Katherine Lu
- Behind the Lens
  
  The Sydney Architecture Festival 2014 invited five architectural photographers, including Katherine Lu, to present ten of their photogrpahic works across on any subject.
  
  Katherine included a shot of our Bronte project.
- Sydney Art Month
  
  We were invited to speak about our work at Tusculum for Sydney Art Month, March 2014.
- Presentation on Iran, Dunn & Hillam
  
  We were invited to speak about our visit to Iran at the offices of Dunn & Hillam, June 2013.
- Presentation, Tusculum
  
  We were invited to speak about our work, June 2013.
- Presentation on Iran, Studio 5
  
  We were invited to speak about our visit to Iran at Studio 5, November 2012.
- Exhibition, Art + Architecture 11
  - Exhibition, Art + Architecture 11
    Boutwell Draper Gallery, February 2011
  - Exhibition, Art + Architecture 11
    Boutwell Draper Gallery, February 2011
  - Exhibition, Art + Architecture 11
    Boutwell Draper Gallery, February 2011
  Exhibition at the Boutwell Draper Gallery, February 2011
Contact

20 Arthur Street
Surry Hills NSW 2010
Sydney, Australia

Phone +61 2 9698 8911
Mobile 0405 147 381

pa@plusminusdesign.com.au

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