The master-planned Waterline precinct development in Williamstown is bringing a new generation of apartments and townhouses to the historic maritime precinct. Like all of our projects, luxury is here is much more than skin deep. This development is a game-change, pushing the boundaries of suburban living with a new prototype, which will change the way we understand multi-residential living.
We wanted to minimise the negative aspects of apartment living: the trek down those anonymous corridors from the lift to your front door. Our solution was splitting one building into two, which gave us dual building cores that fittingly serve a dual purpose. Firstly, the corridors are shorter with more lifts, which means more friendly and accessible shared entry spaces that foster a community feeling rather than a gulf between neighbours. Secondly, this approach gives us more valuable building perimeter, meaning that certain apartments gain a dual frontage.
Inside, these homes are places to store the treasured possessions and mementos that you have built up over a lifetime. Kept deliberately like blank canvases for a downsizing demographic, there are plenty of opportunities to customise the space, with feature joinery and other adaptations available. The same robust marine materials used on the exterior are transposed to the interior, with quality timber finishes and textured surfaces that will only improve with age.
