Draft:Michael Bell Architects
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Michael Bell | |
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| Nationality | Australian |
| Occupation | Architect |
| Practice | Michael Bell Architects |
| Website | https://www.michaelbellarchitects.com |
Michael Bell Architects is an Australian architectural firm based in Sydney, renowned for its expertise in heritage and contemporary architectural designs. Founded by Michael Graeme Bell, a registered architect with the Government of New South Wales Architects Registration Board[1]. the firm has established a reputation for innovative and contextually sensitive projects. The firm is legally registered under the Australian Business Number ABN 13082420942[2] since 2000.
History
[edit]Michael Bell Architects was founded by Michael Bell, who developed a keen interest in architecture at a young age and pursued his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Technology Sydney, graduating in 1997. The firm was established to focus on projects that blend historical elements with modern design. The firm was established on April 27, 1998, to focus on projects that blend historical elements with modern design. Michael Bell has over 26 years of experience, having worked on a variety of architectural projects. The firm is registered with the Australian Company Number, ACN 082 420 942[3], and its status is confirmed by the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC)
Services
[edit]The firm offers a range of architectural services, including:
- Residential Architecture
- Commercial Architecture
- Heritage Restoration
- Sustainable Design
Notable Projects
[edit]Vaucluse Drawing Room Restoration
[edit]Inspired by 1830s Regency architecture, this project features handcrafted wooden doors, traditional joinery, and a pebble path leading to a symmetrical veranda. The restoration aimed to preserve the historical integrity while enhancing the functionality and aesthetic appeal of the space. The project was recognized for its excellence by the National Trust of Australia.[4]
Kiama Transformation
[edit]This project focused on simplicity and elegance, featuring large exposed wooden beams and traditional brickwork. The transformation of the home aimed to create a harmonious balance between rustic charm and modern functionality, ensuring a warm and inviting living space. The project was featured in Australian Country for its exceptional design and execution.[5]
Southern Highlands Retreat
[edit]This project combines modern amenities with historical design elements, highlighting Michael Bell Architects' ability to blend the old with the new. The retreat was designed to provide a serene and luxurious escape, incorporating sustainable practices and preserving the natural beauty of the surroundings. The project was featured in The Sydney Morning Herald for its outstanding design and execution.[6]
Lindfield Heritage Home
[edit]Michael Bell Architects led the restoration and modernization of a heritage home in Lindfield. The project involved preserving the historical features while incorporating modern amenities to enhance functionality and comfort. This balance of old and new earned the project a featured in Domain Group real-estate website domain.com.au for its exemplary execution and design.[7]
Point Piper Mansion
[edit]Michael Bell Architects played a significant role in the design and renovation of the $50 million Point Piper mansion. The project, which attracted significant media attention, showcases the firm's capability in handling high-end residential projects that demand both luxury and functionality. The mansion's design reflects a seamless blend of opulence and practicality.[8]
References
[edit]- ^ "Michael Graeme Bell - Registered Architect".
- ^ "MICHAEL BELL ARCHITECTS PTY LTD | Current details for ABN 13 082 420 942 | ABN Lookup". November 2014.
- ^ "MICHAEL BELL ARCHITECTS PTY LTD ACN 082 420 942".
- ^ "Continuing Tradition – Luanja House". 8 May 2017.
- ^ MCKENZIE, KIRSTY (18 July 2022). "Seduced by Simplicity: A Kiama Transformation".
- ^ Macken, Lucy (6 November 2022). "Southern Highlands retreat of Redfern's priest to the 'poor and dispossessed' for sale".
- ^ Creswell Bell, Amber (20 December 2015). "House tour: A stunning heritage home made new in Lindfield".
- ^ Nicholls, Stephen (8 March 2024). "E-commerce firm Rokt co-founder snaps up Tom Magnier's $50m Point Piper mansion Notrella".
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