7-11 Turramurra Avenue

Project Team: Andrew Owens, Gerard Page, Nick Kough Square Metres: 950m2 Location: Turramurra Avenue, Turramurra, NSW Expected completion date: Dec 2010 From the Architects: “This 27 unit development makes the most of a fairly constrained site. Significant set backs from the street dictated the building be consolidated towards the South West corner of the site […]

BY jesse

August 18th, 2009

Project Team: Andrew Owens, Gerard Page, Nick Kough

Square Metres: 950m2

Location: Turramurra Avenue, Turramurra, NSW

Expected completion date: Dec 2010

From the Architects:

“This 27 unit development makes the most of a fairly constrained site. Significant set backs from the street dictated the building be consolidated towards the South West corner of the site in a predominantly square form. To ensure good natural light and fresh air penetration, slots were cut deep into the building plan resulting in 100% cross ventilation to all apartments.”

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