Partridge was involved in the construction of this 8-story residential tower on Edgecliff Road. The building has a conventional reinforced concrete (RC) structure with Ritek load-bearing walls. One of the unique challenges faced by the project was the presence of a train line running below the site. The project team worked with vibration isolation specialist Getzner to develop a custom solution to ensure the building is acoustically isolated while maintaining structural integrity. The building also features exposed circular rebates in the slab soffit and the architect’s trademark brise soleil structure.

Partridge collaborated with Architect MCK Architecture on the adaptive re-use project of Eveleigh St Warehouse 2. The project involved transforming a three-storey bond store warehouse into a mixed-use space, combining commercial and hospitality areas. Additionally, three new floors were added to accommodate multi-residential apartments. The architectural design focused on preserving the warehouse’s original features and framing, while the façade underwent restoration. The collaborative effort between architects and engineers resulted in the successful revitalization of the warehouse, creating a harmonious blend of historical charm and modern functionality.