Sydney Building Photos, Opera House Pictures, Harbour Bridge Images, Designs

Sydney Architecture Photos, NSW, Australia

Sydney Photos : Architecture Information

8 Jan 2011

Sydney Building Photos

Photographs © Steven Powell, 2010

Centrepoint Tower
Date built: 1981
Design: Donald Crone and Associates

Sydney Tower aka AMP Tower, AMP Centrepoint Tower, Centrepoint Tower & Centrepoint : Sydney’s tallest free-standing structure
At 305m high it is the second tallest tower in Australia – Q1 building, Gold Coast is tallest.

Sydney Harbour

Sydney Opera House
Date: 1973
Architect: Jørn Utzon

Sydney Skyline at night

Sydney Building Photographs

Photographs © Derek / Mary McGavigan, 2010

Sydney Opera House
Date built: 1973
Architect: Jørn Utzon

Sydney Opera House

Sydney Harbour Bridge aka ‘The Coathanger’
Date built: 1932
Design: Dorman Long and Co Ltd

– widest long-span bridge in the world
– tallest steel arch bridge in the world
– fifth-longest spanning-arch bridge in the world

Total length: 1,149 m
Span: 503m
Height: 139 m

General views of the city centre

Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

New Architecture in Sydney

Contemporary Sydney Buildings

Sydney Architecture Designs – chronological list

Sydney Architecture News

Sydney Architecture Tours by e-architect

Architecture Walking Tours by e-architect

Australian Architect Offices

Australian Houses

Sydney Architecture – Selection

Sydney Central Station Development, Henry Deane Plaza, Central Business District
Design: SOM and Fender Katsalidis

image © SOM | Fender Katsalidis
Sydney Central Station Development
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and architects Fender Katsilidis win the international design competition for a landmark project at Sydney’s Central Station.

Pitt Street OSD and metro station, corner of Park & Pitt streets
Design: Foster + Partners

image © Foster + Partners
Pitt Street Over Station Development
Strategically located at the junction of Sydney’s southern CBD and the midtown retail precinct, the station stretches underground across an entire city block between Park Street and Bathurst Street.