Find out which developer is behind Brighton's newest townhouse development
The Melbourne developer Buxton Projects has secured a permit to go ahead with a new townhouse development in Melbourne's bayside Brighton.
They were supported by Bayside City Council at a VCAT hearing to be allowed to create the nine bedroom townhouse project on an amalgamated 1,463 sqm site.
In 2019 the team spent $4.6 million on an amalgamated 1,463 sqm site at 444 St Kilda Street Brighton and 40a Head St, Brighton which they bought for $4.6 million in 2019.
The $7 million development, designed by NTF Architect in landscaped surrounds by Jack Merlo, will comprise nine three bedroom, two level townhouses, each with private basement car parking.
The Urbis town planning report suggested the development presents a unique opportunity to create a distinct gateway to the City of Bayside.
"The townhouses provide a high level of internal amenity which will create a high end finished product."
Key Design Features
· Environmentally responsive design;
· North facing townhouses with deeper floor plates for allow for spatially and energy efficient floor plates;
· East, West facing townhouses 08 & 09, offer wide frontages and shallow depths to allow ample light and ventilation to internal spaces;
· Recessed courtyards and second living zones create an innovative response in providing multiple living options both internally and externally for evolving family lifestyles.
· Considered building response to existing and future context;
· Careful consideration of surrounding residential typologies, aesthetics, scale and materials;
· Strong emphasis on communal and broader context landscape opportunities;
· Small number of dwellings;
· Sensitive residential streetscape interface;
· Equitable access to light, views and ventilation;
· Diversity of dwelling scales;
· Upper form setbacks to residential interfaces;
· Integrated landscape response provides ample space for large canopy trees.
Buxton recently secured approval for a $22 million apartment development in Toorak.