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42 GRANGE ROAD,
TOORAK
The development occupies a
site that had defeated the efforts of many earlier developers,
being bisected by a major stormwater drain and consequently
providing a limited footprint for construction. Demaine
Partnership worked to support the developer in a particularly
systematic and analytical design process resulting in a building
form that partially cantilevers over the easement. This form
was clearly most responsive to a contemporary design language, and
the balconies were developed as a sculptural design element linking
the street façade in a continuous, sinuous line to the composition
of the southern elevation.
This composition, though
driven by necessity, has a compelling visual logic, and also
informs the interior planning of the structure. The living
areas occupy the full frontages of the east and west facades,
flowing uninterruped out onto the exceptionally broad and spacious
balconies, each featuring integrated barbeque areas and enough
space for summer outdoor entertaining. Internally, full
height doors, crisp contemporary detailing and high quality
finishes are featured. The penthouse occupies the full
footprint of the upper level, with deep balconies wrapping around
the north and east faces and providing outstanding views to the
Melbourne city skyline.
The eastern apartments
feature a striking curved facade, necessitated by the need to
retain a mature tree which becomes the focal point of the living
room outlook.
| Principal
Consultant |
Demaine
Partnership |
| Client |
Joenz
Group |
| Total Apartments |
7
Apartments |
| Project and Design
Team |
Simon
Hanger, Michael Jeffreson, Eng Law, Ernesto
Maderazo,Andrea Zidziunas |
| Time for
Completion |
18
months |






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