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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Primrose Street Apartments in Sherwood, Australia by PHOOEY Architects Pty Ltd

 
March 2nd, 2020 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: PHOOEY Architects Pty Ltd 

Primrose Street Apartments (located in Brisbane) provides multi-residential living for senior citizens.

Every dwelling meets the platinum standard for liveable housing design, as guided by Liveable Housing Australia.

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  • Architects: PHOOEY Architects Pty Ltd
  • Project: Primrose Street Apartments
  • Location: 32 Primrose Street, Sherwood, Queensland, Australia
  • Photography: Peter Bennetts
  • Design Team: Peter Ho, Emma Young, Joel Harvey, Angus McNichol, Anthony Timms, Paul Buckley
  • Structural Engineer: Motus Consulting
  • Civil Engineer: HCE
  • Landscape Architect: Mark Baldock
  • Acoustics Engineer: AECOM
  • Traffic Engineer: Rytenskild

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

  • Building Certifier: Steve Bartley & Associates
  • Energy Consultant: RED Sustainability
  • Services Engineer: Interior Engineering
  • Quantity Surveyor: Steele Wrobel
  • Town Planner: Urban Strategies
  • Builder: Concord Built Australia
  • Client: RVRT
  • Built Area: 70m2 per apartment/ 320m2 built footprint/ 867m2 site area
  • Completion Year: 2019

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Architectural strategies have reduced the energy demand to achieve comfort in this sub-tropical environment.

Every apartment layout (70 sqm) has flexible indoor and outdoor living, is north facing to maximise solar gains and has openings located to maximise cross ventilation for cooling.

To lower the whole building fabric temperature and reduce glare, horizontal awnings curl out to self-shade the Northern facade throughout the day.

Inspired by the vernacular of traditional ‘Queenslanders’, operable vertical screens protect Western balconies from direct afternoon sun.

Primrose Street Apartments addresses the neighbourhood with a communal BBQ vegie patch garden entry, and with a decorated façade featuring a morse-coded salute (secretly remembered by the owners).

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © Peter Bennetts

Image Courtesy © PHOOEY Architects Pty Ltd

Image Courtesy © PHOOEY Architects Pty Ltd

Image Courtesy © PHOOEY Architects Pty Ltd

Image Courtesy © PHOOEY Architects Pty Ltd

Image Courtesy © PHOOEY Architects Pty Ltd

Image Courtesy © PHOOEY Architects Pty Ltd

Image Courtesy © PHOOEY Architects Pty Ltd

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Categories: Apartments, Building, Residential, Tower




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