A total of 50 apartments, with a café at ground level and a restaurant on level 1.
URPS added value by arguing that the building height, being 10 metres above the Code policy, was suitable because it retained a local heritage place. We also convinced the SCAP that it was acceptable given the context of this site was evolving to accommodate more high-rise buildings.
Revamp of the 6000m2 centre for ?? shops including a new mall entry, loading dock, and extensive car parking. URPS added value by addressing design and appearance challenges, heritage and
URPS added value by emphasising the careful consideration Brown Falconer Architects gave to sloping land and interface with residential properties in the design. We also liaised closely with the local
Delivering 56 retirement living apartments and 50 serviced apartments along with a ground-floor restaurant and a publicly accessible pedestrian link. URPS added value by guiding the project through the Design