HISTORY
The building at 23 Ebley Street, Bondi Junction was constructed in the 1920's when it was the local fruit shop. It then became a local taxi business for many years. Since Valentine's Day 1965 it was a workshop for specialist surgical equipment, and in 2015 it became Superlocalstudio.
OUR VISION: WHY WE EXIST
Superlocalstudio is a creative incubator and an independent space that has been designed to enable the creation of thoughtful practices. We support and encourage innovation, creativity, enterprise culture and thoughtful approaches in the areas of art, design, environment, and cultural practices that enable projects creating long-term broad reaching value.
ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGY
At Superlocalstudio we are conscious of what we create and our impact on the environment. Our approach is embedded in every process we follow. We strive to have minimal environmental impact and we are a carbon neutral practice.
We have created the Superlocalstudio Sweet Nature planting scheme. This organic garden project is a small urban sanctuary for birds and bees and butterflies. It includes native and beneficial plants and native stingless bees. We are part of the Habitat Stepping Stones Project, the 202020 Vision project and Waverley Council Second Nature Program.
Superlocalstudio creates projects using minimal material, energy and water resources and generates minimal waste. We choose recycled and recyclable materials.
We recycle paper, plastic, food waste, metals and everything else we can. We are plastic free wherever possible. We use natural and chemically free cleaning materials.
We choose to support local suppliers where possible and choose materials and suppliers with minimal freight miles.
We choose local wood and low environmental impact materials in building. We are member of GECA's Positive Procurement Pledge
Superlocalstudio uses greenest energy suppliers who invest in building renewable power. We invest in restoring ecological habitat and planting native forests.
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
Superlocalstudio supports arts, cultural, and environmental organisations and initiatives, and beneficial outcomes are considered in all projects and practices.
We choose to support local and independent businesses and choose low environmental impact materials wherever possible.
