In the heart of Broadway’s vibrant university precinct, a heritage-listed former bank was reimagined into a quirky and colourful eatery, The Two Wolves Community Cantina.
The transformation of this grand, high-ceilinged space into a South American-themed cantina was expertly executed by Archeden and led by interior designer Michael Delany-Korabelnikova of Nettleton Tribe architectural firm, whose creative touch delivered an inviting, communal atmosphere that celebrates colour, connection, and community. Spearheaded by Father David Braithwaite and brought to life through the combined vision of hospitality leaders Ben Sweeten (Rose Bay Diner, Kansas City Shuffle) and Fraser Short (Watsons Bay Boutique Hotel, The Morrison), the project is an initiative of The Cardoner Project, a student-based volunteering centre. This not-for-profit venue is a testament to thoughtful collaboration across hospitality, design, and social enterprise, where bold design meets purpose-built space, all within the walls of a beautifully restored piece of Sydney’s architectural history.
