PROJECT OVERVIEW
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ROSENEATH STREET
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DEVELOPMENT SUMMARY
PAINTED MASONRY
Investigation:
Our site analysis led us to investigate the use of high quality materials within both established and contemporary multi-residential projects. In addition, we explored how they can be applied to make a bold, yet sophisticated architectural statement whilst ensuring the highest levels of occupant health and comfort.
Opposite are samples of precedence discovered during this process including:
Concept:
- Polycarbonate, which is a light and visually dynamic cladding system. The translucency of this material will allow for light through flow into interior spaces, whilst maintaining a high level of internal privacy.
painted masonry utilised in a contemporary manner to relationship between the existing architectural fabric of and the proposed development.
cladding to emphasis the communal accessway and provide a warmth to the interal garden path
cladding in a subtle, softer colour, that will act as a shield to internal spaces from extreme sun and noise.
charcoal/black steel trim to areas of interest that will serve to of entry and thoroughfares through the site.
collaboratively with a qualified landscape architect to respond to site conditions and create a sense of place which is each individual residence as well as the wider context of
POLYCARBONATE FACADE
BLACK STEEL BALUSTRADE
Investigation:
Our site analysis led us to investigate the use of high quality materials within both established and contemporary multi-residential projects. In addition, we explored how they can be applied to make a bold, yet sophisticated architectural statement whilst ensuring the highest levels of occupant health and comfort.
Opposite are samples of precedence discovered during this process including:
Concept:
- Polycarbonate, which is a light and visually dynamic cladding system. The translucency of this material will allow light flow through into interior spaces, whilst maintaining a high level of internal privacy.
- A tactile painted masonry utilised in a contemporary manner to investigate the relationship between the existing architectural fabric of Noone Street and the proposed development.
- Timber cladding to emphasis the communal accessway and provide a sense of warmth to the interal garden path
- A metal cladding in a subtle, softer colour, that will act as a shield to protect the internal spaces from extreme sun and noise.
- A charcoal/black steel trim to areas of interest that will serve to reinforce points of entry and thoroughfares through the site.
- To work collaboratively with a qualified landscape architect to respond with sensitivity to site conditions and create a sense of place which is appropriate to each individual residence as well as the wider context of Clifton Hill.
NOONE STREET, SOUTH STREETSCAPE
CENTRAL PEDESTRIAN ACCESS WAY.
PEDESTRIAN ENTRY STAIR AND STREETSCAPE INTERFACE
Elevations_South & North
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