Boot Factory and Mill Hill Centre Precinct

A new civic precinct has been formed by linking the Heritage-listed Boot Factory to the Mill Hill Centre, with upgrades to Norman Lee Place and a covered terrace on the top floor allowing the functions within both buildings to engage with the Bondi Junction context.

photo_credit Peter Bennetts
Peter Bennetts
photo_credit Peter Bennetts
Peter Bennetts
photo_credit Hamish McIntosh
Hamish McIntosh

The Boot Factory has been adaptively reused to create a Community and Innovation Hub. While it seems counterintuitive to place a hub for innovation within a Heritage building, the scheme prioritises the creation of a series of flexible rooms, enhancing the qualities of the original building with natural light and ventilation. Rather than introduce soon-to-be redundant technologies, the design references the architecture of the Enlightenment to connect to the natural environment with a long-term view.

photo_credit Hamish McIntosh
Hamish McIntosh
photo_credit Hamish McIntosh
Hamish McIntosh
photo_credit Murray Fredericks
Murray Fredericks

We are thrilled to have seen how the precinct has been embraced by community, with a wide array of council programs demonstrating the flexible programming potential of these new spaces.

photo_credit Hamish McIntosh
Hamish McIntosh
photo_credit Hamish McIntosh
Hamish McIntosh
photo_credit Murray Fredericks
Murray Fredericks
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