Commercial

Sensible, strategic, sustainable advice and policy formation for companies, facilities and projects.

Florin Parkside – Jolimont

Client:

Stirling Capital

Value:

~32 Million

Service Offered:

ESD and Greenstar certification

Florin Parkside is a newly constructed multi residential apartment living buildings situated in Jolimont, WA. This multimillion-dollar project will bring 63 residences to the Jolimont area, with the family sized apartments offering sweeping views to the neighbouring park and the CBD skyline. Built by Stirling Capital, the apartments boast of different apartment types, sustainable design inclusions and strategically implemented Greenstar initiatives that have assisted in achieving a highly sustainable “Australian Excellence” 5 star Greenstar rating.

Windfall Residences – Port Coogee

Client:

Stirling Capital / MJA Studios

Value:

~32 Million

Service Offered:

ESD and Greenstar certification

Windfall Residences is located on the main commercial strip of the Marina Village in Port Coogee. Just steps from the café strip and Ngarkal Beach, this magnificently designed development features 61 residential apartments sprawling over five floors. There are a selection of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments. The project has been designed to achieve a 5-Star Green Star rating on a ‘Design’ and ‘As-Built’ basis and will also feature extensive roof top facilities including gymnasium, private dining and lounge, BBQ terrace, and a mix of intimate and group seating areas set amongst landscaped gardens and arbours.
We have been appointed by Stirling Capital and MJA studios to assist in delivering this energy efficient structural system that will meet the client and resident needs and will also achieve the certified 5-Star Green Star rating.

NOMA Residences – Glyde Street

Client:

Peet / Klopper & Davis Architects

Value:

~20 Million

Service Offered:

Section J and Energy Modelling

Mosman Park houses multiple dwellings at a rate 3.5 times the State average.
The clients wanted the projects’ design to provide residents with work-from-building opportunities and the convenience of ground floor retail and food and beverage amenities. This was achieved keeping in mind the design was aimed to provide a sophisticated and diverse housing and business opportunities within Glyde Street and strongly contribute to the community.
KADA’s design approach led to a 100% dual aspect apartment project that had real street and laneway engagement and no cross views between apartments. This dual-aspect apartment approach minimizes the end user’s reliance on mechanical cooling systems through optimized natural ventilation. Natural ventilation, when combined with the apartments natural lighting, significantly reduces reliance on mechanical heating. The development also features a rooftop communal space, a resident dining area, lounge area, gym and garden terrace to assist with fresh clean air at all times.

Cirque Phase 2

Client:

Stirling Capital / MJA Studios

Value:

~69 Million

Service Offered:

ESD and Greenstar Certification

Since the completion of stage 1 works for the Cirque multi residential building, this project was the first multi-unit residential building in WA to achieve a 5 star Greenstar design rating for Australian Excellence in Sustainable design. The second 20 storey residential tower is all set to be occupied and boasts about 235 apartments and 4 commercial spaces with low toxicity finishes, sustainable materials and ample natural ventilation for improved indoor air quality. Being sustainable and substantially decreasing the embodied carbon emissions right from the construction to completion stages of construction was the primary motive for Stirling Capital to deliver this significant landmark in residential buildings across Perth’s CBD.

The Switch – Wellington Street

Client:

Icon Co. Cockram / MJA Studios

Value:

~18 Million

Service Offered:

ESD and Greenstar certification

Both the park and playground have received dual names in recognition of Wellington Square’s significance to many members of the Aboriginal community, and out of respect for the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land. The newly constructed Wellington Square will be a hub for residents, visitors, families and friends to meet, celebrate, adventure and explore.

The park boasts a new intergenerational playground supported by a $4.37 million grant from Lotterywest and a place of reflection in the north-west corner of Wellington Square to commemorate the Stolen Generations. Wellington Square represents cultural and spiritual significance, linking the past and the present, where Whadjuk Nyoongar people met, raised families, hunted and performed ceremonies. New amenities also include event spaces for medium to large scale activities and multi-use sporting field. With 350 new trees and 60 per cent canopy cover, the park also features expansive shade and greenery, serving as an active contributor to offset a portion of its embodied carbon emissions.