
The Boot Factory embodies a seamless dialogue between architecture and interior, where spaces are infused with character, intent, and a strong sense of place. Revived with care by Archer Office, the 1892 heritage-listed factory and its neighbouring Mill have been renewed through measured yet striking interventions that respect their history while ensuring resilience and relevance for the future.
The dialogue between heritage and contemporary form is intentionally delicate. This is most clearly expressed in the new low-tech apex timber roof, which floats above the Mill with subtlety, framing outlooks and extending generous outdoor spaces. The design’s restraint allows light, air, and community to bind old and new into a cohesive whole.



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Maitland Administration Centre

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