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Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Roseville Pavilions

Roseville Pavilions is made up of 32 apartments. The design of this development respects the land’s natural contours and preserves the native trees.

Roseville Pavilions is expressed as three separate buildings that step across the site and are set within landscaped gardens. Credit: Tyrone Branigan. Source: Bates Smart
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Solis

Making the most of its coastal location, the apartments at Solis provide views of the ocean and plenty of outdoor space to strengthen the connection to nature.

This apartment building in a Sydney southern beachside suburb stands apart from its neighbours, using sleek urban sculptural forms and urban materials to carve out a different, more urban, way of living by the sea. Credit: Brett Boardman. Source: Studio Johnston
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Substation No.175

Substation No.175 has converted an old power station into a small city tower with a street level cafe and 2 multi-storey residential apartments.

Originally completed in 1925, Substation No. 175 was a small face-brick building housing oil-filled transformers for the City of Sydney’s power supply until its decommissioning in 1996. Credit: Brett Boardman. Source: Hill Thalis A+UP
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Sydney 385

Carefully considered design and planning has created 10 quality apartments at Studio 385 that address the area’s need for medium density infill.

With four apartments per floor arranged around a central void and core the building’s plan is refined to a clean elegance. Credit: Sharrin Rees. Source: Smart Design Studio
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

The Anchorage

An elegant addition to Cowper Wharf Roadway, The Anchorage is a 5-storey, mixed-use development that has been thoughtfully designed to maximise residential privacy and access to sunlight.

The site is on Cowper Wharf Roadway, a short distance from Sydney’s Central Business District. Credit: Rowan Turner. Source: Eeles Trelease Architects
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

The Arc Apartments

Designing The Arc to work with the natural curve of the land has resulted in a unique development of 21 units with plenty of natural light and outdoor space.

The Arc builds its distinctive form from the site’s topography, dual orientation and dramatically curved street frontage. Credit: Brett Boardman. Source: Hill Thalis A+UP
News
09 Apr 2021

Short-term rental accommodation framework finalised

The statewide policy for homeowner holiday rentals has been finalised, giving the industry four months to implement the new changes.

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Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

The Rochford

The Rochford apartments are designed to feel like individual homes with generous outdoor gardens and light-filled living areas. Sustainability and durability are also central to the design of this development.

The design for this 76-apartment building in Erskineville, Inner western Sydney, responds to the changing demographics driving a new maturity in the apartment market. Credit: Brett Boardman. Source: Studio Johnston
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

The Surry

Built on a busy urban street, The Surry development successfully answers design challenges while prioritising environmentally sustainable building design. It is a medium density development made up of 24 apartments.

Fronting a major arterial road in Surry Hills, on the fringe of the city, this medium density development of 24 new apartments makes a strong and considered contribution to the streetscape. Credit: Rory Gardiner. Source: Angelo Candalepas and Associates
Stories & Case Studies
02 May 2024

Urbain Residences

Urbain Residences offer high-quality apartments with generous landscaping and a roof terrace. Plans for the development prioritised sunlight, cross ventilation and privacy, while making full use of the development potential of the site.

Urbain Residences is situated between the local shopping and eatery strip of the Crows Nest village and the high-density residential zone of the St Leonards commercial precinct. Credit: Mark Syke. Source: nettletontribetography. Source: PTW Architects

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