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Upper House
Upper House
Carlton, Australia
Jury Winner, 2017 A+Awards, Residential - Multi Unit Housing - High Rise (16+ Floors)
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Upper House
Carlton, Australia
Jury Winner, 2017 A+Awards, Residential - Multi Unit Housing - High Rise (16+ Floors)
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
BUDGET
$10M - 50M
Upper House is a 17 storey building consisting of 110 apartments and two street level commercial tenancies. The building employs community spaces and amenity orientated design principles, acknowledging sustainability that is both social and environmental.
The unique building composition was conceived through a series of urban design gestures. The central mass is fragmented by a ‘ravine’ that articulates two separate
forms, creating a naturally ventilated breezeway where occupants access their homes, also avoiding the ‘sealed corridor solution’ and its associated problems of stale air and artificial light. The breezeway also provides a sense of visual and spatial connection to the surroundings, and is seen as an important homecoming arrival experience and an active and functional social space.
Credits:
- Jackson Clements Burrows - Francesca Black
The unique building composition was conceived through a series of urban design gestures. The central mass is fragmented by a ‘ravine’ that articulates two separate
forms, creating a naturally ventilated breezeway where occupants access their homes, also avoiding the ‘sealed corridor solution’ and its associated problems of stale air and artificial light. The breezeway also provides a sense of visual and spatial connection to the surroundings, and is seen as an important homecoming arrival experience and an active and functional social space.
Credits:
- Jackson Clements Burrows - Francesca Black
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