The distinctive curving roof forms are almost complete, signalling a new chapter in the site’s evolution. These sculpted additions echo the rhythm of Oxford Street, aligning with the heritage parapet to preserve scale and character. The result is a dynamic conversation between old and new, where restored façades meet modern extensions in a carefully layered composition.
Alongside Oxford Street, Foley Lane is being redefined as a key pedestrian corridor. New through-site connections, drawn through the heritage form, are becoming legible, stitching together the surrounding urban fabric, improving neighbourhood permeability and inviting passers-by into reimagined laneway experiences.
As this significant adaptive reuse project continues to unfold, Oxford and Foley is poised to become a vibrant destination and a revitalised working precinct. It preserves Sydney’s cultural identity through innovative adaptive reuse and urban renewal. More to come as we edge closer to completion.
