SAW 03 Harbourings

Wandering west through the city’s gritty industrial heritage, we will seek out surprising contemporary projects in and around the historic context of The Rocks. Focusing on the dramatic family of century-old finger wharves at Walsh Bay, recently converted into a residential and cultural precinct. SAW 03 asks – what does the harbour mean to Sydney; geographically, historically and architecturally.

Each hour of participation in this activity may contribute to the annual informal CPE requirements for architect’s registration.

We walk rain or shine so bring a sun hat, umbrella, raincoat, camera, sketch book etc.

For full walks program, maps and details visit www.sydneyarchitecture.org

De géniales "conversations architecturales": un must!.
Florence Lagrange-Leader, Cartoville - Sydney

Intelligent, articulate and energetic guides, offering insights into architecture's non-visible world of unbuilt designs, political tensions and historical twists. Here's a chance to remember how vivid and exciting Sydney can seem. Recommended, three hats.
Elizabeth Farrelly, The Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Architecture Walks are the urban equivalent of stopping to smell the roses. It has changed how I feel about my adopted hometown - revealed a depth I never thought it had and shown me the link between architecture and cultural expression.
Kylie Davis, Sydney Morning Herald

This piece of urban theatre... is perhaps the most innovative of Australia's architecture tours.
Kate Hamilton , The Australian