(below: view from Druitt St, Hamish McIntosh). Nestled amongst office and commercial buildings at the southern end of Clarence St, the building is substantially lower than its neighbours. The works involved facade restoration and repainting, a key concern of which was the desire to make people notice this little but significant piece of Sydney's history. Prior to the renovations, painted an orange/ochre colour, the building had garnered the informal nickname of "the Pink Police Station" - a moniker we felt worthy and a playful way to highlight this piece of the city.

(right: Clarence St elevation, Hamish McIntosh). The new additions to the building sit largely invisibly above the parapet, set back from the main elevation and in dark colours receding from the streetscape. The key works to the heritage facade included new timber window joinery at the upper levels, new steel balustrades and general facade render restoration works.