Whitton Lane
By djrd architects
In Association with Jackson Clements Burrows Architects
Location: Bondi Junction NSW
Located in the CBD of Bondi Junction, the Whitton Lane residential development is part of the ambitious emerging character of the precinct. Design excellence in terms of resident and public amenity and energy initiatives have been considered throughout the design and contribute to the social and environmental sustainability of the project.
Retail and commercial activity at the ground and first floors is arranged around a generous, two story through site link. The link is an extension of the historic Boot Factory and plaza on the opposite side of Spring Street.
The apartment tower is setback, rotated and articulated to express its function and be animated to contribute to the emerging, transitional array of tower alignments of adjacent buildings. The material palette responds to its context and is presented in a contemporary manner utilising contemporary construction techniques.
Its urban design contribution will see the building read as a confident, modern and optimistic addition to the streetscape. The opening up of the ground floor and connection between streets strengthens the pedestrian gird and extends the public domain.
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DJRD is an award-winning interdisciplinary design studio in Sydney.
Celebrating 40 years
Established in 1982 to design the original Australian Film Television and Radio School, DJRD continues to offer a high quality design, documentation and delivery service in education, health and research, sport and recreation, multi-residential, retail and interior design.
DJRD is a highly experienced and diverse team with a progressive outlook that informs the evolution of our attitude to design excellence.
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