Rent to Live Co. (RTL Co.) has a state-owned development application (SSDA) for its highly expected 1.5 billion dollar building in the amount of US West.
The application is underpinned by Design Excellence and was created by an industry -leading design team, which consists of Turner Studio, Tribe Studio, Architecture and Aileen Sage Architecture, Matthew Pullinger and best in the class connection to agricultural and landscape architecture expert Yerrabingin and Arcadia.
Renders of the inner courtyard of the wooden courtyards / delivery
With the community connection in the heart, the design pays homage to the local government with the binding of an existing warehouse structure as the heart of the central public domain and needs of the community.
After approval, the wooden courtyards will be the largest construction work for rent in Sydney and will transform an existing light industrial private country into a regenerated quarter, which is underpinned by around 10,000 m² of public open spaces in the heart of Marrickville.
RTL Co. will have and operate the district in the long run and remain a constant connection between the residents and the Marrickville community to achieve a harmonious and lively life.
The development aims to counter the current crisis on the affordability of living space and affordability in Sydney and to offer a mixture of living and cultural experiences for future residents and communities.
The project vision was informed by international benchmarks and tried to create a global inspiration for how a district can positively influence its existing context.
View of the development / delivery of the wooden courtyards
The submission includes an overview of the projected long-term economic possibilities, including a significant creation of jobs by the construction and operating phases of the development as well as the evaluation of sustainability and cultural sensitivity, the rich inheritance, character, the meaning and the importance of the ridge Nations and the special assessment of the area are aware of architectural properties.
The SSDA comprises seven buildings from eight to thirteen floors, with 1,188 'for Rent' Apartments, including 115 affordable apartments for the Living Living ,, 484 Build to Rental Apartments and 589 Co-Living Dwellings as well as 2,400 m² commercial and retail surfaces, surfaces and Retail surfaces. And for the residents more than 2,600 square meters of municipal interiors and 10,000 m² community common and public open spaces outdoors.
The 2.2 hectare area on the Victoria Road, the Sydenham Road, Farr Street and the Mitchell Street concentrated from the Sydenham Station.
The development will also provide a car share system for the residents to book and use cars on “On Demand” to reduce the need for parking spaces on site and dependence on the local road network.
The SSDA will shortly be the public exhibition on the Ministry of Housing and Infrastructure and will start building in early 2026.
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