Commercial
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Florin Parkside – Jolimont
Stirling Capital
~32 Million
ESD and Greenstar certification

Windfall Residences – Port Coogee
Stirling Capital / MJA Studios
~32 Million
ESD and Greenstar certification
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
Peet / Klopper & Davis Architects
~20 Million
Section J and Energy Modelling
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
Stirling Capital / MJA Studios
~69 Million
ESD and Greenstar Certification

The Switch – Wellington Street
Icon Co. Cockram / MJA Studios
~18 Million
ESD and Greenstar certification
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.