Modular Student Accommodation

7.07.2011

Modular construction represents an exciting unique opportunity in architectural expression both structurally and graphically

Modular blocks become giant pixels that build up macro patterns.

Boxes can be stacked and skipped to create massing unique to this construction technology.

 

SXY2 – 33 Claremont St, South Yarra

1.10.2010
Following on from its successful predecessor, 33 Claremont St – SXY2 – will be one of the most recognisable buildings in South Yarra.The development features 54 boutique apartments over 9 levels, with a communal terrace and bbq area on the rooftop. The apartments create a dynamic and sustainable opportunity for living and working reflective of South Yarra’s character.

The materials are raw and expressive, the design elements combining to create an architectural language reminiscent of its industrial heritage, juxtaposed with swatches of bright colour.

The display suite is scheduled to open in December 2010.

 

101 Bay St, Port Melbourne

20.09.2010
Situated in the heart of Port Melbourne at 87-101 Bay Street, with 256 apartments over 10 storeys, the mixed-use development features a combination of 1 and 2 bed apartments, together with retail on the ground floor.

Approved at council level, the development reflects the neighbourhood’s dynamic contrasts of scale, pattern, texture and demographics, the design is based on Port Melbourne’s evolution from bay side working suburb to present day revitalized and gentrified destination.

The site has a historically significant façade in the Bay Street frontage exemplifying Port Melbourne’s early industrious heritage.

101 Bay St is on track for  completion in the last quarter of 2012.

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WRAP, Southbank

11.09.2010
Comprising 293 apartments, WRAP will be where sophisticated luxury meets contemporary living from the stylish reception area to the opulent lobby that offers access to a lounge, bar and café providing ample entertaining spaces for residents and guests.

Introducing vitality and excitement to the burgeoning built environment of Melbourne’s Southbank, this important development will be one of the most architecturally significant in the area.

WRAP will also house a gymnasium, pool, business centre, concierge, and retail facilities.

Located at the heart of the very best Melbourne has to offer and with almost 360 degree views, the tower has a spectacular outlook.

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Society, South Yarra

13.08.2010
Located in the heart of South Yarra on Bray Street between Simmons and Ellis Street, Society is a pioneering development for Australia. Coined a vertical village, Society represents a new generation of living.Featuring 242 apartments, Society is designed specifically to sit in harmony with its surrounds, as it steps up to 9 storeys and then up to 12 storeys to the south.

The design response takes on a duality of form that wraps around itself on elevation.The white rectilinear form harmoniously juxtaposes with a strong, dark curvaceous body that drapes over the lower form.
Appointed like a boutique hotel, Society offers a sophisticated lobby with doorman, ground floor food and beverage precinct including a reception bar and the Suds launderette. The entire building is managed through an intranet from a residential concierge to an in-room music selection.

Residents are encouraged to linger in the sophisticated Society lobby bar, very much like a boutique hotel. Alternatively, residents can choose to work or catch up on the day’s digital social networking in the specifically designed private laptop pods.

The impressive lobby and courtyard bar leads out to a tranquil landscaped bamboo garden. Catch the elevator to the top floor where a glamorous dining room awaits to entertain guests, featuring a generous outdoor balcony complete with roof top spas for the ultimate roof deck, pool or dinner party. A residents gymnasium is also on level 12.

Learn more about Society

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