Client

Banjo Patterson Inn

1 Kosciuszko Rd, Jindabyne NSW 2627

Scope

Architecture and Interior Design

Details

Renovation of all the guest rooms in the hotel (approx. 42) as well as the pub venue on both levels.

On-site secure storage for ski gear and bikes.

Beer garden along the ground floor frontage and enclosure of the existing terrace area.

Cosmetic upgrades to the façade to improve the appearance and appeal from the main street.

Client

Willowdale Hotel

175 Barbula Rd, Denham Court NSW 2565

Scope

Architecture & Interior Design

The completed Willowdale Hotel, features an independent sports bar, VIP room, bistro, kid’s zone and multiple all weather alfresco areas.

Rethinking the humble beer garden, the Bergstrom team created an all-weather “sunroom”. Featuring retractable roof, sliding glass facade, outdoor fireplace, outdoor TV, heating and cooling. The space now offers a comfortable alfresco experience in all conditions.

Sited on a prominent corner of Willowdale Drive and Camden Valley Way, it is an impressive addition to Sydney’s Hospitality offering.

Client

Marine Rescue Training HQ
Hungry Point Cronulla 2230 NSW

Completion

In Progress

Scope

Master Planning, Architecture & Interior Design

Details

The 30000sqm site is an exciting challenge for the team here at Bergstrom Architects. The Development extends across Hungry Point, and will be the focal point of the surrounding seaside community while serving the needs of Marine Rescue.

For this development a multitude of venue specific built environments will be required – including multiple training facilities, restaurant, kiosk, boardwalk, pool, and wharf, to name a few.

Some of the existing built forms on site are heritage listed, and any new built form should honour and compliment such heritage. Similarly, important aboriginal heritage listed sites should also be protected and commemorated.

Client

George P Johnson
4/70 Riley St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010

Completion

Completed

Scope

Interior Design

Details

GPJ entrusted Bergstrom Architects to create an environment to encourage creativity, to accommodate for their growing staff, and to architecturally market the brand name. One of the longest leading marketing firms in Australia, GPJ required a creative and team based environment to excel. The development required a multitude of adaptable workspaces, and meeting rooms.

Client

Havwoods Showroom Melbourne

Scope

Architecture & Interior Design

Details

Bergstrom Architects intended to showcase Havwood’s products in the most explorative and dynamic ways. With an abstract, gestural display in the centre of the showroom, visitors can interact physically with the product.

Varieties of Havwood’s products have been displayed on moveable panels along the rear wall– mobilising a traditionally static built element, creating a playful and educational display.

The development includes a meeting room and office spaces for sales and educational purposes.

Client

The Manly Club
2 West Promenade, Manly NSW 2095

Builder

Novati Constructions

Completion

Completed 2020

Scope

Interior Design

1200 msq interior refurbishment of the new Manly Civic Club including gaming, TAB, bistro and lounge area

Details

Situated in the heart of Manly, this project aimed to create a Club venue which would blend the beach and surf culture of Manly with the character of the historic Auckland Garage, whilst maintaining and celebrating the Manly Civic Club Identity.

A significant challenge for the project was fitting a full club program within a compact footprint and constraints of a multi-use building.

The success of the project stems from flexible planning and site appropriate aesthetics which appeal to the varied demographics of the Club patronage.

Client

Young Services Club
42 Cloete St, Young NSW 2594

Status

In Progress

Scope

Master planning, Architecture & Interior Design

Details

Sited on a prominent corner of Young the new extension aims to create a sculptural form that will become a visual focus for the existing club façade. With a feature rotunda and expansive windows, the new extension showcases the clubs offerings to the passing traffic.

Beauty , comfort and function are the driving principles in this design. Easy to service, pleasant to use and exciting to visit.

Client

Belmont 16s
The Parade, Belmont NSW 2280

Scope

Architecture & Interior Design

Details

The ‘Boat Shed’ as the name implies was originally a large boat storage area attached to the side of the Belmont 16 foot sailing club.

The concept was to give back this redundant space and provide an area catered towards a younger crowd. This ultimately lead to the idea of a ‘pub inside a club’ approach.

The overall 1000 sqm open floor design includes a sports lounge with a central bar, TAB facilities, a snooker room, outdoor gaming lounge, a dedicated kitchen serving the main floor area and dining terrace looking over Lake Macquarie

Client

Goulburn Soldiers Club
15/17 Market St, Goulburn NSW 2580

Scope

Architecture & Interior Design

Details

The Goulburn Soldiers Club is situated in a regional location where its connection to the community plays an important role. With this in mind inspiration is taken from the local history, a local brewery and the nearby railway. Historical sandstone, brick buildings along with the use of local materials such as timbers, bricks and steel are used to form a material palette that provides a real sense of connection to the environment.

The proposal involves planning a large open space into a dining offering which encompasses a focal kitchen/servery ,a gelato bar, lounge, family and general dining areas, a drinks bar as well as a flexible space which can be divided into three function areas. A large children’s play area and enhanced open foyer area are also included.

Client

Bundeena CSC
69/71 Loftus St, Bundeena NSW 2230

Scope

Architecture & Interior Design

Several years ago, the Bundeena RSL suffered an electrical fire that destroyed most of the club forcing it to close its doors.

The renovation has re-vitalised the club turning it into a modern facility which takes advantage of views across Port Hacking. The club is once again a favourite venue for locals and tourists alike.