Community & Worship

New City Centre, Radnička Street – Novi Sad, Serbia International Architectural Competition, 2nd Prize (2009) Sandor's team (Schon + ArkTTON Architects) won 2nd prize in the 2009 international competition for a new administrative and judicial city centre along Radnička Street in Novi Sad. The proposal redefined a key urban corridor by introducing a dynamic composition of civic buildings—City and Provincial Authorities, Magistrate and Higher Magistrate Courts, Prosecution Service, and a public parking facility—organized around a new public forum. The design established a strong contemporary identity while carefully integrating with the surrounding urban fabric, creating a vibrant civic landmark and a new focal point for public life.

The competition proposal for Szent György Square addresses one of the most historically and politically significant sites in Budapest, located at the intersection of the civic town and the royal palace district. The design restores the missing urban fabric and re-establishes the spatial continuity of the square by reconstructing its western edge as a strong, coherent “spatial wall.”

Located in Castle Hill, the newly expanded Hills Basketball Centre is a state-of-the-art indoor sports facility featuring four full-sized basketball courts, tiered seating for over 1,000 spectators, upgraded change rooms and amenities, meeting spaces, and enhanced car and bicycle parking. Purpose-built for accessibility, performance, and community use - this extension sets a new benchmark for regional sports architecture in NSW.

Extension of the Narellan Anglican Church.

MSK Architects' Barangaroo Pavilion Competition Entry.

MSK's Sandor Duzs’ proposal for the Design Our Ryde competition envisions a vibrant mixed-use civic precinct centred around a new public plaza. The development combines community facilities, council offices, retail spaces, and 410 residential apartments to create a lively urban destination connected to surrounding streets, transport, and the shopping centre. A distinctive “floating pebble” council chamber marks the civic heart of the project, while rotated residential towers maximise views, sunlight, and privacy while helping mitigate surrounding traffic noise. Sustainable façade systems incorporating photovoltaic glazing support improved environmental performance.

Penrith Baptist Church is gathering and connection of community with shared visions and values.

Architectural concept plan supporting the planning proposal to increase the maximum density of Round Corner, Dural.

MSK Architects’ concept design for the Central Coast Stadium extension reimagines the Gosford waterfront landmark as a vibrant mixed-use destination. The proposal introduces a multi-storey car park, a premium commercial office building, a new commercial tower, and a retail strip of cafes and restaurants beneath the eastern grandstand. The vision enhances stadium functionality, activates underutilised spaces, and integrates modern architecture with the scenic waterfront setting.

Architectural concept for the extension of the existing Bernie Mullane Sports Centre

Design Concept for the Tender of Bathurst Arts Residency NSW (BARN)

MSK Architects prepared concept for the Waves Fitness and Aquatic Centre - Baulkham Hills

Hills Christian Life Centre (1997) was a $6 million purpose-built Ministry Centre located at the corner of Norwest Boulevard and Solent Circuit, Baulkham Hills. Designed and fully documented by MSK Architects in collaboration with specialist consultants, the building was delivered on time and on budget. The project established Hillsong’s first significant permanent facility in Norwest, providing a dedicated worship and ministry environment that met all client criteria and exceeded expectations.

Lynwood Golf Club House, Maintanace Buildings designed by MSK, along with the project management of the 18-hole Golf course