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.
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
At the heart of the project is a new 5‑storey, 100‑room hotel delivering much‑needed visitor accommodation in the centre of Mount Barker. The project also includes a substantial extension to
The project delivers a high‑quality mix of one, two and three‑bedroom apartments across two architecturally distinctive buildings connected by a shared basement. Generous balconies, refined detailing and a strong response