The interior schematics have been cleverly designed across four floors to maximise usable space on the traditionally small footprints of inner-urban land lots.
Inspired by its surrounding streetscape Gipps Street, Richmond resonates with the materiality and geometry of its built environment. Influenced by its site context, the built form comprising three town residences, rises seamlessly from the bitumen and cement footpaths, to continue the urban spirit of the street in an entirely modern adaptation driven by considered integration.
The interior schematics have been cleverly designed across four floors to maximise usable space on the traditionally small footprints of inner-urban land lots.
“Poised on the edge of the CBD, Gipps Street is an elevated offering of architectural excellence in the heart of one of Melbourne’s most sought after residential pockets. ”
Each floor, connected by private elevator and framing spectacular city views from the top floors and rooftop terrace, is a cumulation of understated elegance and muted palettes complemented by outstanding design features.
Resplendent in their unapologetic synthesis with the working-class heritage of Richmond, the residences introduce the ultimate in luxury living a within an unparalleled location.
Architects Cera Stribley have been informed by the intriguing relationship between solid and void at Gipps Street. The composition of the glazed glass and form-concrete facade, a minimal materiality aesthetic continued throughout the interiors, is a modern application on the traditional townhouse silhouette that populates the surrounding Richmond Hill area.
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