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11 TRAWALLA
AVENUE, TOORAK
This project is set within a
challenging environment, with a 10 storey brick apartment tower
dating from the 1970s on one side, and smaller scale apartments to
the other. The site was occupied by a large residence dating
from the 1920s. The brief was for the construction of a 4
storey residential building, containing high quality and spacious
apartments. The design solution seeks to mediate the scale of
the adjoining structures to give some level of urban coherence to
this environment. The use of a strongly expressed roof form
allows the penthouse level to be effectively screened from the
street, and deep loggias below the eave level articulate and soften
the façade, while providing outstanding outdoor living space
opening from the adjoining sitting rooms.
Traditional detail, such as the
stone façade, expressed timber eaves, fine moulded cornices and
detailed ironwork, allow the building to project a rich
character. This is reinforced by generous
spatial provisions for the Paul Bangay designed
landscape.
Only 11 apartments are offered,
with a particularly spacious penthouse apartment occupying the full
footprint of the upper level. Many apartments will enjoy
views towards Melbourne’s city skyline.
| Principal
Consultant |
Demaine
Partnership |
| Client |
Metrobuild Pty
Ltd |
| Total
Apartments |
11
Apartments |
| Project and Design
Team |
Michael Jeffreson,
Simon Hanger, Eng Law |
| Time for
Completion |
18 months |


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