Happening at COX
July 9th, 2018 | Thoughts
One out of Four: Marni Reti’s #NAIDOC2018 Reflection
This week, we'll be sharing perspectives of three indigenous Australian Cox students in celebration of NAIDOC Week 2018. Marni Reti is a student at Cox Architecture in Sydney, and has considered the 2018 theme, 'Because of Her, We Can!' in relation to her experience as an architecture student. One out of Four My name
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July 4th, 2018 | Accolades
World Architecture Festival Shortlist
Header Image: Drone photography of Optus Stadium by Skyperth. Two projects co-designed by Cox Architecture have been shortlisted at the 2018 World Architecture Festival. Optus Stadium, designed by HASSELL, Cox Architecture and HKS has been shortlisted in the Sports - Completed Buildings category, while the Manakau Bus Station in New Zealand as designed with Beca
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July 2nd, 2018 | Accolades
Optus Stadium receives top honour at WA Architecture Awards
The Australian Institute of Architects has announced the winners of the 2018 WA Architecture Awards, with Optus Stadium taking home the top honour. Optus Stadium – designed by HASSELL, Cox Architecture and HKS – was awarded five accolades at the presentation, including the Best in State George Temple Poole Award. In a statement the jury
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June 28th, 2018 | In the Works
Interior Designer Positions Open at Cox Architecture
Cox Architecture currently have two opportunities open for mid and senior level Interior designers to join the Sydney studio. The full time positions would be working across major city-shaping projects within a close team that values collaboration and creativity. Candidates with good concept abilities, Revit skills and collaborative attitude are strongly welcomed to apply. Successful
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June 27th, 2018 | Case Study
From a Patients’ Perspective: The New Perth Children’s Hospital
A hospital visit can be a very daunting experience for a sick child. Hospitals are vast buildings, which are often associated with a bombardment of signs and information, long endless corridors, noisy waiting areas, and those awful smells. It’s understandable how a child’s anxiety can increase significantly on their way to see a doctor. This
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