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This week we share a new endeavour from this talented team in collaboration with JCB Architects, another awarded local studio. Developed with
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Both JCB Architects and Hecker Guthrie were inspired by the culture and heritage of the area, imagining this 7 storey building as a harmonious addition to the surrounding premises with modern authenticity. The resulting design blends the charming characteristics of the neighbourhood’s period heritage with contemporary features and a highly adaptable style that positions the new owner with space and choice to make the home their own.
Features you’d be more likely to expect in a historic home (but are more than happy to see in a modern apartment) include an entry hall, butler’s pantry, fireplace and bar, while a cutting-edge kitchen, floor to ceiling windows and plush carpets ground the apartments in contemporary luxury.
The continuous marble tiling and features throughout the design add an additional elegant touch to the monochrome colour palette. And the aforementioned Hecker Guthrie attention to detail shows in quality details such as the timber veneer joinery hardware by
For those fortunate enough to score a balcony, uninterrupted city views await, while guest entertaining is simple with the ground floor of the building set to feature a brasserie and independent organic grocer.
In grounding the design in the neighbourhood aesthetic while bringing a new contemporary luxury to the locale, 525 High Street looks set to become a highly coveted place to rest your head. Hecker Guthrie co-founder Paul Hecker said the vision for 525 was to create “highly liveable luxury that is both functional and beautiful, real homes people will enjoy”. With this philosophy,
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