Lacebark featured in The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald has featured Lacebark in an article exploring its sculptural architecture, climate-responsive design and private brick balconies.
Journalist Julie Power speaks with William Smart, resident Ray Hadley and leading voices from the built environment about how the project offers a more comfortable, dignified and liveable model for apartment living.
The feature follows Lacebark’s recognition with the 2026 Aaron Bolot Award for Residential Architecture- Multiple Housing and its shortlisting in the AIA’s National Architecture Awards.
Read the full article in The Sydney Morning Herald.