Based in the ACT and on the NSW South Coast, Thomas Caddaye Architects works predominantly within coastal and bushland areas throughout NSW. The practice is strongly influenced by Australian landscapes, culture and conditions, creating architecture that is contemporary, yet has strong references to regional architectural styles and the local context.
Thomas Caddaye Architects specialises in coastal architecture, complex sites and bushfire prone areas including Bushfire Attack Levels
BAL-40 and BAL-Flame Zone.
"Registered architect Thomas Caddaye takes a thoughtful and sensitive approach to every new project, irrespective of scale or budget. For Tom, it’s about delivering architecture that responds to the local context as much as the ‘architectural tectonics’ - carefully putting things together and taking the time in the detailing and selection of materials.
Rather than just following international design trends, the work emanating from the studio is more akin to regional modernism, capturing the essence of the local context, the unique culture and as importantly, the way his clients want to live, both in the present and well into the future".
Stephen Crafti