surrounds . This was achieved by separating the parking from the residential component of the building by means of a landscaped atrium . This allows ample air and light to filter down to every level of the building . Walkways and bridges span across the two structures to facilitate access and privacy .
The architecture of the development utilises uncluttered , crisp lines to achieve a timeless aesthetic . The balconies of the multi-storey building are slightly splayed using the green belt boundary as a reference , creating a unique building form resembling the prow of a ship which points towards the horizon . The penthouse , situated at the top of the site , has its own private entrance acting as a self-contained home within the sectional title scheme .
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
Materials Stone cladding on the boundary wall , with metal signage and indigenous rockery landscaping , can be seen from the streetscape . Patterned screens beautify the main vertical service ducts within the atrium , creating two striking feature walls drawing the eye up towards the sky .
Movable sliding Balau timber screens can be positioned anywhere along the length of the balcony to help reduce the effects of the wind and to screen the morning sun . The penthouse
LOWER GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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