Project Win: Aldington — A New Industrial Precinct for Mamre Road

Introduction

Western Sydney continues to evolve as one of the state’s most significant employment regions, driven by precincts that balance industrial capability with commercial opportunity. Our latest appointment at Mamre Road marks a major step in this trajectory — and a proud moment for our team.

Furfaro Architects, as commercial architects in Sydney, have been engaged to lead the design of a substantial new industrial precinct in the heart of Kemps Creek’s Mamre Road Employment Area. This project brings together industrial, commercial, and employment-driven outcomes in one strategic location.

The Brief

Our scope includes the masterplanning and architectural design for:

1. 21 medium-to-large scale warehouse units
2. A five-storey commercial office building
3. Three consolidated lots positioned within the Mamre Road employment corridor

This commission required a design approach that could support high-function industrial operations while establishing a commercially robust framework for future tenants and stakeholders.

The Vision

As commercial and industrial architects, our focus is to deliver a precinct that responds to the needs of modern logistics, warehousing efficiency, and long-term commercial value. The siting, access, and building placements were carefully considered to optimise vehicle movement, operational flow, and overall site performance.

The Mamre Road Precinct is one of Western Sydney’s fastest-growing employment zones, with major organisations already established in the area. This new industrial development will contribute to the ongoing growth of the region, supporting jobs across logistics, warehousing, and commercial sectors.

The Design Approach

Our team is progressing through architectural design, consultant coordination, and detailed DA documentation ahead of submission to Penrith City Council.

Every component — from warehouse layouts to the commercial building form — is being shaped with clarity, function, and future adaptability in mind. The design aims to provide a cohesive precinct with buildings that perform efficiently, accommodate diverse tenants, and reinforce the strategic importance of this corridor.

The Opportunity

This project represents the beginning of an exciting contribution to one of Western Sydney’s most important employment precincts. For our practice, it is a meaningful opportunity to shape a precinct that will support industry, investment, and long-term economic activity.

We look forward to sharing the journey from design through to delivery.

If you’re seeking commercial architects in Sydney with experience across industrial, commercial, and employment precincts, our team would be pleased to discuss how we can support your next project.

Contact us to start the conversation.