Project team
- Green Sheep Collective
- Emma Cross
These four townhouses present an innovative approach to the design of medium density housing. Each townhouse has been designed with excellent connections to the outdoors, maximised access to north light, and natural ventilation. Internal spaces allow for flexibility and the varied lifestyles of inhabitants.
The impact of vehicular access and parking, which often dominates developments, has been minimised. This allows for increased landscaping on the street, additional backyard areas, and the creation of internal courtyards.
Awards:
Winner — 2017 NABD: Building Design of the Year
Winner — 2017 NABD: Multi-residential Design
Winner — 2017 BDAV: Multi-residential Design
Commendation — 2017 BDAV: Excellence in use of Lightweight Materials
Finalist — 2017 International Green Interior Awards
Finalist — 2016 Sustainability Awards: Multi-density ResidentialEach property features generous north facing backyards, living spaces and balconies. Central courtyards act to bring natural light right into the centre of each townhouse, greatly enhancing the quality of internal spaces, encouraging indoor/outdoor living, and allowing for cross-ventilation to every room.
The collective:
Green Sheep Collective and Elyte Focus (architects)
Elyte Focus (builder)
ZS Consulting (structural engineer)
Filter ESD (energy rating and sustainability advice)
Emma Cross (photographer)
- Completed
- 2016
- Building style
- Modern
Awards
Building Design of the Year
NABD
Multi-Residential Design
NABD
Multi-Residential Design
BDAV
Excellence in the use of Lightweight Materials
BDAV
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