Community & Worship

Community and worship projects serve as focal points of identity, belonging, and gathering. MSK combines insights from education (flexibility), recreation (acoustics and programming), and retail (user flow) to create inclusive, adaptable, and inspiring community facilities.

MSK Architects' Barangaroo Pavilion Competition Entry, Wharf Zero.

Examples

  • Narellan Anglican Church auditorium and ministry centre.
  • Penrith and Glenwood community hubs.

Challenges & Solutions

  • Multiple uses: Worship, youth, outreach, and events. Solution: flexible layouts with divisible spaces.
  • Stakeholder input: Balancing diverse voices. Solution: iterative design workshops.
  • Site constraints: Parking, noise, and heritage overlays. Solution: contextual design and council coordination.

Cross-Sector Readiness

  • Education links: Knowledge of adaptable classrooms informs multipurpose community halls.
  • Recreation links: Acoustic and circulation expertise translates to worship and event spaces.
1.3.2022

Wharf Zero

The Barangaroo Pavilion competition named ‘WHARF ZERO’ pays homage to the indigenous significance of Barangaroo and her matriarchal rule.

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Wharf Zero

The Barangaroo Pavilion competition named ‘WHARF ZERO’ pays homage to the indigenous significance of Barangaroo and her matriarchal rule.