MASQ architecture
About Us
MASQ is an architectural practice that fuses experience, innovation, and a commitment to pursue each project with an intelligent and responsive mode of working. We believe in specificity and originality. Our schemes are characteristic of these notions and we do not adopt fixed or preconceived ideas. We are not interested in trends or fashion and do not view projects in formulaic or prescribed ways. We see each project, large or small as an opportunity to enhance a particular circumstance, provide a new overlay and reading of place and program.
We have a long standing interest in residential architecture including individual private houses, medium density and urban scale projects. We believe that the places we live in are of paramount importance to our well being and have profound influence upon greater social structures. Much of our effort is invested in producing residential buildings that enhance the built environment and that hopefully can be seen as an exemplary.
MASQ developed from Quinton Margalit Architects (est. 2002) when Alan Smuskowitz joined in 2008. The partnership was established in order to expand the practice into larger scale commercial and urban projects and to pool our skills, together, representing over 35 years of combined experience across projects of all scales and types.
For us architecture has the potential to enrich, delight and enhance the world. Our ideological framework is critical in maintaining congruence in the work we produce and the ability to critically assess, rethink and question is paramount to the success of the practice.
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Full spectrum services, from sketch to handing over the keys.
Areas Served
Eastern Suburbs, North Shore
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Business Name
MASQ architecture
Phone Number
(02) 9662 3500
Website
Address
313 77 Dunning Ave Rosebery
Sydney, New South Wales 2018
Australia
Typical Job Cost
AUD $500,000 - 2,000,000
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