Elenberg Fraser | e-f.com.au Elm ApartmentsProject Team: Elenberg Fraser (Architecture), Hecker, Phelan & Guthrie (Interior Design), Jack Merlo (Landscape Design) Square Metres: 30,000m2 Location: Dorcas St, South Melbourne, VIC Expected completion date: November 2010 From the Architects: “The Elm Apartments is a 252 apartment tower, located just off the tree lined St Kilda Road Boulevard. […]
September 21st, 2009
Elenberg Fraser | e-f.com.au
Elm Apartments
Project Team: Elenberg Fraser (Architecture), Hecker, Phelan & Guthrie (Interior Design), Jack Merlo (Landscape Design)
Square Metres: 30,000m2
Location: Dorcas St, South Melbourne, VIC
Expected completion date: November 2010
From the Architects:
“The Elm Apartments is a 252 apartment tower, located just off the tree lined St Kilda Road Boulevard. Reflective of the ‘green’ elements of its location between the Boulevard and the Bay, the proposal is rich in material and articulation, responding to the diversity of the function, scale, mass and typology within the precinct. Elm is a collaboration between EF, HPG & Jack Merlo for Fridcorp.”
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