TERROIR is a collective of architects and urbanists dedicated to producing work that increases the connection between people and the places they inhabit.
With offices in Australia and Denmark, TERROIR engages in the world from opposite corners of it, bringing breadth and depth of experience and multiple perspectives on the fragility of our world and the need to care for it. TERROIR is a statement about the honour of being invited by others to work in their territory and the importance of seriously assessing if one can make a contribution before accepting. It is a responsibility to be working in different places, and to do so cannot be considered an inevitable right bestowed by a globalised economy. We demand of ourselves and our clients that every commission creates a lasting social, economic and environmental impact specific to that place and which transcends the project itself.
Our Australian projects are situated on Aboriginal land, or Country – a constellation of territories that were never ceded. The kinship systems connected to Country are complex and overlapping and so do not always overlap neatly with specific project locations. We therefore acknowledge collectively the Bunnerong, Dharug, D’harawal, Eora, Gai-maragal, Gundungara, kriwalayti, nipaluna, pataway, trumanyapayna, turikina truwala and Wann nation groups and kinship systems on whose Country we have worked. Their continuing custodianship of the land and generous leadership is a critical part of our future.
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ARCHITECTURAL ASSISTANTLilian Le
ARCHITECTURAL ASSISTANTSamuel Otton
ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATEGenki Ueyama
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URBAN DESIGNER
SYDNEY
The Sydney office needs a Senior Urban Designers to lead projects from our portfolio of strategic work for Government and large private clients.
Applicants must have a deep ethical drive for equity and diversity in our cities and the analytical and synthetic skills to make persuasive arguments for positive outcomes.
PROJECT ARCHITECT
SYDNEY and HOBART
Both the Sydney and Hobart offices require Project Architects of minimum 5 years experience to work on a range of projects in different stages of design and procurement. In all cases, the projects are public and are motivated by high cultural and environmental ambitions. Applicants must have a strong foundation of disciplinary knowledge and a fascination for innovative detailing. REVIT not essential but preferred.
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HOBART
The Hobart Office is looking for a Senior Interior designer to lead a range of stand alone projects and/or contribute to interiors of current building in design and production.
The applicant is expected to have considerable industry experience including the completion of projects, and a strong foundation of disciplinary knowledge and a fascination for innovative detailing.
Awards
Hobart Office
Award for Sustainable Architecture
TAS AIA Awards - 2024
Peter Willmott Award for Small Project Architecture
Australian Interior Design Awards - 2024
Best of State Commercial Design - Tasmania
Australian Interior Design Awards - 2024
Commendation for Sustainability Advancement
Interior Design Excellence Awards - 2023
High Commendation for Sustainability
Dezeen Awards - 2023
Shortlisted in Workplace Interior (Small) Category
Plastic Pavilion
Commendation for Small Project Architecture
Resource Recovery and Learning Centre
Winner of the Future Projects - Education Category
Australian Institute of Landscape Architects - 2024
Regional Achievement Award
Mallanganee Lookout
Shortlisted in the Leisure-led Development Category
Puffing Billy Railway Visitor Centre
Shortlisted in the Completed Projects - Display Category
The Chicago Athenaeum - 2022
Awarded - Best New International Architecture
Victorian Architecture Awards - 2022
Commendation - Public Architecture Category
World Architecture Festival - 2019
Finalist, Future Projects: Culture
World Architecture Festival - 2019
Short listed, Future Projects: Culture
Penguin Parade Visitor Centre
Highly Commended - Display (Completed Buildings)
AIA National Architecture Awards - 2020
Shortlisted - Public Buildings Category
VIC AIA Awards - 2020
Awarded - William Wardell Award for Public Architecture
VIC AIA Awards - 2020
Regional Prize
The Chicago Athenaeum - 2019
The International Design Award - Parks and Gardens
World Architecture Festival - 2017
Short listed - Cultural (Future Projects)
Castle Cove House
Shortlisted - New House Category
World Architecture Festival - 2019
Winner, Completed Buildings - House
Concrete Institute of Australia - 2019
State Award: NSW
Residential Buildings Category, Award for Excellence
NSW AIA Awards - 2019
Commendation for Residential Architecture Houses (New)
Australian Timber Design Awards - 2019
Excellence in Timber Products
World Architecture Festival - 2019
Short listed, Completed Buildings - House
TERROIR
Recipient
Interior Design Awards - 2006
Emerging Practice Award
Penrith Anglican College
Overall National Winner
Lysaght Inspirations Design Awards - 2019
National Award Winner, Commercial and Industrial Category
Koondrook Wharf
Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies - 2019
The International Design Award: Urban Planning/Landscape Architecture
Victorian AIA Awards - 2018
Urban Design, Award
Victorian AIA Awards - 2018
Small Project Architecture, Award
Victorian AIA Awards - 2018
Regional Prize
World Architecture Festival - 2018
Short listed, Landscape: Rural Projects
NRAS Student Housing
Urban Design, Commendation
Princess Park Amenities
Commendation, Small Project Architecture
Tornhuset
Short listed, Higher Education and Research (Completed Buildings)
Stadsbyggnadspris (Malmo City Building Prize) - 2015
Winner, Public Building and Best Building in the Southern Swedish Architectural Awards
Swedish National Architecture Award - 2015
Winner, National Architecture Award
Bispebjerg Hospital
Architectural Review Future Projects Award
Aarhus Student Housing
Residential Architecture, Award
Aarhus City Architecture Award - 2013
Winner, City Architecture Award
Clareville House
Excellence in Timber Design
Institute of Marine and Antarctic
National Award for Public Architecture
Tasmanian AIA Awards - 2014
Alexander North Award for Interior Architecture
Tasmanian AIA Awards - 2014
Alan C Walker Award for Public Architecture
Tasmanian AIA Awards - 2014
Urban Design, Award
Tasmanian AIA Awards - 2014
Sustainable Architecture, Award
Tasmanian AIA Awards - 2014
Colourbond Award for Steel Architecture
Burnie Makers Workshop
Alan C. Walker Award for Public Architecture
Australian Institute of Architects National Awards - 2010
Shortlisted
George Street Plaza
High Commendation in Heritage and Adaptive Reuses
Australian Institute of Project Management - 2009
Sustainable project
BPN National Sustainability Awards - 2009
Large Commercial
Energy Australia National Trust Heritage Award - 2008
Conservation Energy Management
The Green Building Council of Australia - 2007
5-Star Green Star Office Design Rating the first for a State heritage-listed office building
Smith Street Warehouse
Best in State, Residential Interior Design
Commonwealth Place Kiosks
ACT Urban Design Commendation
Dulux Colorbond Awards - 2007
Commercial Exterior
Fish349
Small Projects Architecture Award
Interior Design Awards - 2007
Best of State Commercial Interior Design Award
Tasmanian RAIA Awards - 2006
Interior Architecture Commendation
Peppermint Bay
Honourable Mention
Tasmanian RAIA Awards - 2005
Commercial Award
Tasmanian RAIA Awards - 2004
Interior Architecture Commendation
Tasmanian Tourism Award - 2005
Tasmanian Tourism Award Tourism: Restaurants and Catering Services
Tasmanian Tourism Award - 2004
Best New Development
Liverpool Crescent House
Residential New Commendation
Tolman’s Hill House
Residential New Award
Tranmere House
Residential Award
Hobart Boutique Hotel
Interiors Awards
Publications
Terroir reveals pointed, timber-heavy design for Phillip Island visitor centre
Metal and glass facets surround World Maritime University’s new harbourside home
Special Feature: ‘Living the Modern, Australian Architecture’
Antipodean Charts. Australia and the Pacific, the Inverse Vision’, in L Fernandez-Galiano (ed.), Atlas. Global Architecture circa 2000, Fundacion BBVA, Spain
Writings
The Opera House upgrade deserves a single guiding vision: Gerard Reinmuth, Terroir director
Formations : new practices in Australian architecture : 13th International Architecture Exhibition, Venice, Italy
Spatial Intelligence: New Futures for Architecture
The Architects Home Design Notes – Balmforth Residence
Review: Harry Seidler, The Grand Tour: Travelling The World With An Architects Eye
Shear outback (Australian Shearers Hall of Fame by Paul Berkemeier),
The Dressing and Re-Dressing of the Cataract Gorge Launceston.
The Cataract Gorge Launceston: Wilderness and the Aesthetic Landscape
Clients
