Low + Medium Density Residential Projects
source: PopovBass
7-9 Lynvale Close, Lane Cove North
Client: Rebel Property | Braxton Capital
Architect: PopovBass
LGA: Lane Cove Council
Value: $10.7m
Completed: December 2023
Consent Authority: Lane Cove Council
Services: Statement of Environmental Effects (SEE), Clause 4.6 Variation Request for FSR, and liaising with Council regarding post lodgement RFIs.
A multi-dwelling housing development, which will see the construction of 10 attached townhouses that include a shared basement with 10 individual double garages. This development is a perfect example of the housing diversity urgently needed in places close to infrastructure and jobs.
source: Mathieson Architects
Ben Boyd Road, Neutral Bay
Client: CMBR Marine Pty Ltd
Project Management: Neoscape
Architect: Mathieson Architects
LGA: North Sydney Council
Value: $15.9m
Completed: Detailed DA - May 2023
Consent Authority: North Sydney Council
Services: Subdivision DA, Detailed DA, RFI follow up process with Council and multiple modification DA’s.
This project was a surprisingly complex residential development, which involved subdivision into 4 lots for the construction of 4 attached dual occupancies and associated works. This type of development will bring high-quality housing diversity to a low density residential area.
source: Luigi Roselli Architects
Mulbring Street, Mosman
Client: Private Landowner
Architect: Luigi Roselli Architects
LGA: Mosman Council
Value: $4.25m
Completed: 2022
Consent Authority: Mosman Council
Services: Statement of Environmental Effects (SEE), Clause 4.6 Variation Requests for FSR and Building Height
TPS assisted a private landowner with alterations and additions to an existing residential dwelling including modifications to the outdoor pool and landscaping works.
source: EMBECE
6 Fielder Street, West Gosford
Client: Blue Group Residential
Architect: EMBECE
LGA: Central Coast Council
Value: $2.14m
Completed: 2023
Consent Authority: Land and Environment Court
Services: Preparation of the SEE, a Clause 4.6 Variation Request and acting as an expert in the Land and Environment Court.
TPS secured development approval for 5 contemporary terraces under a build-to-rent model through the Land and Environment Court. Our client was interested in the 'missing middle' typology to provide medium density, high-quality housing in West Gosford. We’re looking forward to seeing EMBECE’s contemporary interpretation of the terrace form to reimagine this site, which will contribute to housing diversity for families living on the Central Coast.