Commercial architects in Orange, NSW
Orange, NSW
Commercial architects in Orange, NSW
Source Architects works on selected commercial, hospitality, mixed use and public projects in Orange and the surrounding region, from a studio at 146 Lords Place. The practice’s work at Montoro Wines was recognised with a NSW AIA Country Award, one of two the studio has received alongside a State Architecture Award. David Sutherland (Registered Architect NSW 7572) and Sally Sutherland (Registered Architect NSW 7587) lead each project personally, from feasibility through to contract administration.
A building is a working asset
For a business, design decisions are commercial decisions. Where customers arrive, where they stay, how staff move, how the place photographs and what it costs to run are all set early. Getting them right is usually worth more than the fee, and getting them wrong is paid for annually.
Local knowledge, local approvals
Working from Orange since 2013 means knowing the council, the planning controls, the heritage constraints in the town centre and the builders and trades who can actually deliver the work. That shortens timelines in a way an out of town practice cannot match. See our Orange studio page.
Adaptive reuse in the town centre
Orange has good older building stock that is underused. Bringing one back into commercial life is often cheaper and far more distinctive than building new, and it draws on the practice’s heritage work.
Fit out, staging and interiors
Interiors and joinery are handled in-house (see interior design), and sites expected to grow are best set up with a master plan. For the wider picture see commercial architecture, or get in touch.
Common questions about commercial projects in Orange
Do you take on commercial work in Orange?
Yes. Alongside residential work, the practice takes on selected commercial, hospitality, mixed use and public projects in Orange and the surrounding region.
Have you worked on hospitality projects?
Yes. The practice's work at Montoro Wines received a NSW AIA Country Award, one of two the studio has received alongside a State Architecture Award.
Can you convert an older building for commercial use?
Yes. Adaptive reuse of older buildings draws directly on the practice's heritage experience and is often faster to approve than a new build.
Do you do fit outs?
Yes. Interior design and joinery are handled in-house, so a fit out can be taken on independently of any base building work.
How do we get started?
Get in touch through the contact page, or call the studio at 146 Lords Place, to arrange an initial conversation.
