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The barcode was taken as the driving concept for the image of the building; a giant barcode of black and white stripes is folded over the façades and roof of the building. The pattern is intended to give scale to the facility which is twice that of the neighbouring buildings as well as providing an identity to what would otherwise be a large, anonymous shed.

Barcode is a storage facility on the outskirts of Sydney for Recall.The facility holds 6 million A3 archive boxes which are stored.

Location: Buta Wargun Drive Greystanes, Sydney NSW Australia
Date: 2006
Awards: Metal Building Products Steel Design Award, ASI Steel Awards, NSW+ACT 2006
Design Team: Thierry Lacoste, David Stevenson, Sergio Corona, Hugo Moline, Lucie Hybnerova, Tiffany Harper, Jane Bober
Structural engineer: Enstruct
Photography / images: Lacoste+Stevenson Architects, Brett Boardman

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The barcode was taken as the driving concept for the image of the building; a giant barcode of black and white stripes is folded over the façades and roof of the building. The pattern is intended to give scale to the facility which is twice that of the neighbouring buildings as well as providing an identity to what would otherwise be a large, anonymous shed.

Barcode is a storage facility on the outskirts of Sydney for Recall.The facility holds 6 million A3 archive boxes which are stored.

Location: Buta Wargun Drive Greystanes, Sydney NSW Australia
Date: 2006
Awards: Metal Building Products Steel Design Award, ASI Steel Awards, NSW+ACT 2006
Design Team: Thierry Lacoste, David Stevenson, Sergio Corona, Hugo Moline, Lucie Hybnerova, Tiffany Harper, Jane Bober
Structural engineer: Enstruct
Photography / images: Lacoste+Stevenson Architects, Brett Boardman

The barcode was taken as the driving concept for the image of the building; a giant barcode of black and white stripes is folded over the façades and roof of the building. The pattern is intended to give scale to the facility which is twice that of the neighbouring buildings as well as providing an identity to what would otherwise be a large, anonymous shed.

Barcode is a storage facility on the outskirts of Sydney for Recall.The facility holds 6 million A3 archive boxes which are stored.

Location: Buta Wargun Drive Greystanes, Sydney NSW Australia
Date: 2006
Awards: Metal Building Products Steel Design Award, ASI Steel Awards, NSW+ACT 2006
Design Team: Thierry Lacoste, David Stevenson, Sergio Corona, Hugo Moline, Lucie Hybnerova, Tiffany Harper, Jane Bober
Structural engineer: Enstruct
Photography / images: Lacoste+Stevenson Architects, Brett Boardman

 

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Surry Hills, NSW 2010
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