A three-storey dwelling with 4-5m ceiling heights and substantial basement level parking discretely hidden from the street.
URPS added value by convincing the Council that significant scale of the dwelling sits comfortably in the locality. This involved referencing “The Briars/McBride Hospital” diagonally opposite. It also involved detailed analysis and justification of overshadowing and overlooking impacts.
Replacement of a run-down building within two-storey residential flat buildings and a common driveway leading to rear-loading garages. URPS added value by convincing the Council that this modern design sits
URPS added value by convincing the council to remove one of the Significant Trees on the basis that it prevented the reasonable and anticipated development of the land. We demonstrated
A refined response to the diverse architectural character of Port Willunga, this generous house is designed for bringing together extended family and is shaped around semi-enclosed courtyards blending indoor and
