The early colonial history of inner-city Sydney weaves through Bullecourt Place with award-winning style. This residential development consists of two main buildings which are aligned with the historic Pyrmont/Ultimo peninsula grid, while a third smaller-scale building links the main buildings to the restored Bristol Arms Hotel.

The main buildings pay homage to the area’s heritage with a double-storey sandstone wall facing the street. Incorporating metalwork grilles, the walls conceal courtyard areas and references to the former sandstone quarries of Pyrmont. Flexibility is a key achievement of the development, with apartments encompassing a diverse range of configurations, including one-bedroom lofts, two-bedroom, double-storey, cross-ventilated apartments and three-bedroom apartments with garden courtyards.