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The Parade
The Parade
West Ryde, Australia
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The Parade
West Ryde, Australia
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2024
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
Billbergia engaged PTW to design a mix of social housing and private homes on land owned by NSW Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC).
Located within 300m of West Ryde train station, the three buildings range from six to eleven storeys and include:
Building A - Six storeys with 30 social housing apartments.
Building B - Nine storeys with 57 private housing apartments.
Building C - Eleven storeys with 63 private housing apartments.
The Parade, West Parade includes three buildings, each composed of cubic brick bases of six storeys along the street edge, providing an anchoring element to each building. These brick bases support taller but setback curved forms, each with pronounced and rounded horizontals - reminiscent of rail movement on the adjacent tracks. Along the railway, the composition is vertically split into contrasting brick and curved paired elements.
The interiors have been designed to produce a seamless flow between the indoor and outdoor spaces, which maximises living and dining options for residents.
Client: Billbergia
Located within 300m of West Ryde train station, the three buildings range from six to eleven storeys and include:
Building A - Six storeys with 30 social housing apartments.
Building B - Nine storeys with 57 private housing apartments.
Building C - Eleven storeys with 63 private housing apartments.
The Parade, West Parade includes three buildings, each composed of cubic brick bases of six storeys along the street edge, providing an anchoring element to each building. These brick bases support taller but setback curved forms, each with pronounced and rounded horizontals - reminiscent of rail movement on the adjacent tracks. Along the railway, the composition is vertically split into contrasting brick and curved paired elements.
The interiors have been designed to produce a seamless flow between the indoor and outdoor spaces, which maximises living and dining options for residents.
Client: Billbergia
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