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Monday, July 22, 2013

Life in the Rosy Rosebery fast lane, digital fabrication of wall panels and stairs








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Thursday, July 18, 2013

Dalmeny July 2013 Construction - On the site soon!






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Enter Projects
Trained at Princeton University with a Masters in Architecture, Patrick Keane founder of Enter Projects worked in New York for 12 years with many internationally recognized architects including Steven Holl and Peter Eisenman. In 2006 he returned to Australia to establish Enter Projects with offices in Sydney and Perth. Sitting at the forefront of technologically aided design, Enter seeks to continually investigate and develop our design philosophies by placing a high emphasis on sketches, physical models, and 3D explorations. This allows for the design process of each individual project to collectively and continually evolve and grow our understanding of space and form to produce projects of diverse scales with exceptionally high design integrity. Enter Projects is in a constant state of exploration. Enter continually plays with, experiments with and searches for architectural expressions that are dynamic, expressive, and always engaged with their social and local environments.
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