PTW Architects

CTBUH Silver Member

Overview
Buildings
Initiatives

About

Member Since: 2017

Member Offices: Sydney

PTW Architects (formerly Peddle Thorp & Walker) was established in Sydney by James Peddle in 1889. Peddle was notable in the domestic field, adapting the practice of architecture he learned in England and the USA to the Sydney climate and conditions.

PTW Architects’ architectural achievement has been recognized repeatedly throughout its history. In 1930, the firm won the inaugural Sulman Award (the highest honor awarded by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects) for Science House – Sydney. It won this award again in 1952 for the Royal Swedish Legation – Canberra. In the last 20 years, the firm has earned over 80 awards for various projects and innovative designs.

Fields of Expertise

Architecture

Membership details

Membership Level

Silver

Member Since

2017

Member Offices

Sydney

Buildings

Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	280 Queen Street	Melbourne	-	207 m / 679 ft
2	Suncorp Place	Sydney	1982	193 m / 633 ft
3	300 Church Street	Parramatta	-	190 m / 623 ft
4	142-154 Macquarie Street (Tower 1)	Parramatta	-	186 m / 610 ft
5	Shenzhen Development Bank	Shenzhen	1996	183.6 m / 602 ft
6	Vero Centre	Auckland	2000	170 m / 558 ft
7	1 O`Connell Street	Sydney	1991	166 m / 545 ft
8	Gateway Plaza	Sydney	1989	164 m / 538 ft
9	Angel Place	Sydney	2000	152.4 m / 500 ft
10	Lumiere	Sydney	2007	152 m / 499 ft

Associated companies

Formerly Named

Peddle Thorp & Walker

Formerly Named

Peddle Thorp & Walker

Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	280 Queen Street	Melbourne	-	207 m / 679 ft
2	Suncorp Place	Sydney	1982	193 m / 633 ft
3	300 Church Street	Parramatta	-	190 m / 623 ft
4	142-154 Macquarie Street (Tower 1)	Parramatta	-	186 m / 610 ft
5	Shenzhen Development Bank	Shenzhen	1996	184 m / 602 ft
6	Vero Centre	Auckland	2000	170 m / 558 ft
7	1 O`Connell Street	Sydney	1991	166 m / 545 ft
8	Gateway Plaza	Sydney	1989	164 m / 538 ft
9	Angel Place	Sydney	2000	152 m / 500 ft
10	Lumiere	Sydney	2007	152 m / 499 ft
11	Eighty-Eight by JQZ Tower 1	Sydney	2021	149 m / 489 ft
12	Colonial State Bank	Sydney	1986	148 m / 486 ft
13	Exchange Plaza	Perth	1992	146 m / 479 ft
14	Indochina Plaza Hanoi Tower A	Hanoi	2012	142 m / 466 ft
15	Met Centre	Sydney	1980	134 m / 440 ft
16	Indochina Plaza Hanoi Tower B	Hanoi	2012	124 m / 406 ft
17	One Central Park	Sydney	2014	117 m / 384 ft
18	Fraser Suites	Sydney	2006	115 m / 377 ft
19	33 Alfred Street	Sydney	1962	115 m / 377 ft
20	Boulevard	Ho Chi Minh City	2012	110 m / 361 ft
21	Avalon Riverfront Apartments	Gold Coast	2006	105 m / 344 ft
22	Kokura Tower	Kitakyushu	2007	102 m / 333 ft
23	Eighty-Eight by JQZ Tower 2	Sydney	2021	95 m / 312 ft
24	RACV Centre	Melbourne	2004	95 m / 312 ft
25	100 Pacific Highway	Sydney	2006	90 m / 295 ft
26	142 Macquarie Street Tower 3	Parramatta	-	88 m / 289 ft
27	Avenue	Ho Chi Minh City	2012	75 m / 246 ft
28	Blue on Lavender Bay	Sydney	2020	75 m / 246 ft
29	The Miller	Sydney	2019	74 m / 243 ft
30	Poly Horizon Tower A	Sydney	2018	72 m / 236 ft
31	Poly Horizon Tower B	Sydney	2018	71 m / 233 ft
32	DUO West	Sydney	2018	71 m / 232 ft
33	Prime (Tower 1)	Sydney	2019	70 m / 230 ft
33	Prime (Tower 2)	Sydney	2019	70 m / 230 ft
33	Prime (Tower 3)	Sydney	2019	70 m / 230 ft
36	AON Centre	Parramatta	1985	67 m / 220 ft
37	DUO East	Sydney	2018	66 m / 216 ft
38	105 Phillip Street	Parramatta	2018	65 m / 213 ft
39	Shore East	Sydney	2016	62 m / 203 ft
39	Shore West	Sydney	2016	62 m / 203 ft
41	Eighty-Eight by JQZ Office Tower	Sydney	-	61 m / 201 ft
42	Ivy Towers, St Margarets	Sydney	2004	58 m / 190 ft
43	Bennelong Apartments	Sydney	1999	45 m / 148 ft

CTBUH Initiatives Involving PTW Architects

CTBUH Australia Hosts Urban Regeneration Seminar

12 March 2015

More than 100 people attended the presentation on One Central Park, the first of CTBUH Australia's Urban Regeneration Breakfast Seminars.