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Anderson Park Townhouses, completed in 2026 for The Sunderland Family Trust, exemplifies contemporary design with a welcoming front façade that immediately invites residents and visitors alike. Read more
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The units are stepped down the site to utilise the contours with a staggered layout to reflect the parameters of the site A welcoming front façadeis further enhanced by the landscaping. Simple variations in the roof line with a carefully selected palette of materials, create visual interest and individuality

Anderson Park Townhouses, completed in 2026 for The Sunderland Family Trust, exemplifies contemporary design with a welcoming front façade that immediately invites residents and visitors alike. The layout has been thoughtfully designed with a stepped and staggered configuration, perfectly attuned to the semi-rural outlook of the site, creating a harmonious relationship between the built environment and its natural surroundings. 

The project features simple yet elegant variations in the roofline, complemented by a carefully selected palette of materials and natural timber features that add warmth and visual interest. Efficient space planning ensures each unit benefits from individual character and individuality, while landscaped gardens enhance the overall aesthetic, fostering a sense of community within this stylish multi-unit dwelling.

Completed
2026
Price range
$2m - $3m
Building style
Contemporary
Client
The Sunderland Family Trust
0h 49m

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“Peter’s design met the competitive price point brief, while incorporating style and encompassing bespoke design concepts. David Reid Homes have a proud history of building beautifully crafted, innovative homes and AD Architecture’s Trebury Design was exceptional and a pleasure to build. Peter’s utilisation of a strong singular mono pitch structure along with textural cladding elements and locally sourced macrocarpa weatherboard cladding contrasted with bagged and painted brickwork. AD Architecture’s design of this 3-bedroom home in the leafy, eco-friendly subdivision of Ferndale is ideal for relaxed living. Peter used contemporary styling with a mix of neutral colour tones, textures and natural materials combining to create a light-filled, relaxing retreat, finished to the highest standard.”

Tim Sunderland

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