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  • Project: (2) Townhouses
  • Year: 2016 - 2018
  • Status: Built
  • Value: $1.2m
  • Role: Concept Design, Design Development, Town planning, Building Documentation
  • Type: Multi-dwelling Developments

A large monolithic blade brings the outside in

The exposed brickwork that runs from the exterior through to the interior highlights the linear design of our Bena Street townhouse development. This residential hotspot located in close proximity to infrastructures and schools resulted in two highly designed 3-bedroom dwellings.

The Japanese-influenced design showcases the sunken entryway that embraces the nature of pebbles flowing from the outdoor landscape.

The open plan living space has no shortage of natural light, featuring a large outdoor entertainment area. Innovative construction spotlights the rendered exterior finishes featuring the distinguished vertical cladding.

Photography: Estate Imagery

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Design, Town Planning & Development
e+mc2 is a design and development firm born from an obsession with all things related to the building of buildings and the business of business.

Behind this unhealthy obsession is big e; a self-professed property nerd who has a passion for the small footprint ethos of designing your home to harness the space it utilises, not the space it wastes.

Rather than developing healthy hobbies such as football or friends, big e spends his weekends researching new building materials or techniques that can yield higher efficiency in the use of space.

In a quest to develop cost-efficient designs that are both thoughtful and thought-provoking, few things get him more excited than multipurpose objects or spaces.

The projects to date have ranged from compact apartment renovations to spacious stately homes and majestic beachside villas, all following the philosophy whereby function and form must meet in equilibrium.