McAslan says g’day to Sydney with only foreign office

The metro concourse at Central Station in Sydney, under proposals by John McAslan & Partners, Woods Bagot and Laing O'Rourke

Practice opens Australia studio as base for predicted opportunities

John McAslan & Partners has opened a studio in Sydney as part of plans to expand its operations in Australia in tandem with its role on the regeneration of the city’s historic Central Station.

It is the architect’s only office outside the UK after its Doha project office closed earlier this year after four years.

The practice, which led on the transformation of London’s King’s Cross Station, is part of a multidisciplinary design team for the AU$955 (£533m) Central Station job, working alongside Woods Bagot and Laing O’Rourke.

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