By TVS Architects
Solaris is the future of integrated living. This master planned community hub is designed for lifestyle and convenience. Containing a diverse mix of uses, Solaris is future proofed to better cater for the changing needs of an evolving population. It is sleek and modern, incorporating well-designed internal and external areas to accommodate group interaction and personal time.
Situated at Forster on the mid-northern NSW coast, the Solaris design draws inspiration from the beautiful coastline, expansive inland waters, and natural environment. The built design will provide the city with a recognisable visual landmark and a contemporary aesthetic which incorporates elements that provide modulation and interest.
Unique in its incorporation of amenities, Solaris contains Retirement Living, a Five-Star Hotel, medical, boutique retail, a marketplace, day-care facilities, restaurants, a community centre and council library. Solaris is an exemplary urban design outcome of high quality architecture tailored to the needs of residents, the community and local council.
TVS Architects have spent the past 75 years mastering the practice of architecture not only across Australia but internationally. We design spaces to complete the human experience that are highly considered and intuitively aligned for living or working with a seamless functionality.
We exist to innovate.
This is what compels us to design spaces that resonate so strongly with the human condition. We have a rich history with a multitude of projects across all sectors of architecture including residential, aged care, tourism and hospitality, medical, educational, retail, commercial, industrial and community.
TVS has capacity for adaptability.
Understanding and appreciating what has been, opens opportunity and allows creative thinking for what could be. Our clients are situated at the core of our process as we strive to deliver each and every project to be the best it can be and exceed expectations. TVS is a creative hub with invention in one hand, and pragmatic realism in the other.