View Dashboard Status Project Publish Draft Pending Review Title of project Category anne Architecture Ashley.Camp-5939 bieeslvf bjxrtekz Charlie.Smith-7813 Elena-5778 Erica.Bettles-8793 felicity hlnpp Info janebrowninteriors Janusz.Kowal3362 khazrakian4670 Louisa.McVeigh-9464 melbourne otsizuuz Pardis Ray.Hallit-3612 Residential Roger.Borland-7526 rouhanikiana8 Samer.Touma-7322 shcmeqpo stuart vmhnok workadstodo xhhhmh Yelda.Adal-Hall-1187 ysvvzkn New Category Create a new category Add Tags Transitional provincial International Brutalist Classic deconstructive Postmodern Vintage Rustic Industrial High-tech Mid-Century deconstructive Classic Vintage Modern minimal design Contemporary New Tag Create a new tag ADD Content Visual Text The bathroom is a place where we spend a lot of time in. It becomes our sanctuary when we need some time to relax, or just to get away from the world. But as much as we love it, there are always things that need to be done. A bathroom vanity is a piece of furniture that is typically found in a bathroom and it is used for storing toiletries. The design of the vanity can vary from being very simple to very elaborate, but there are some common features that all vanities have. It is the focal point of any bathroom. It is the place where you prepare for your day and where you can relax at the end of it. The style of your bathroom vanity will affect how you use it, but also how you feel when you are in it. <strong>How to Choose the Right Bathroom Vanity for Your Space?</strong> <a href="https://fontaineind.com.au/vanity-units">Bathroom vanities</a> can be a huge investment. It is important to take measurements of your space and see what options are available in before you buy something. Choosing the right bathroom vanity is not as easy as you might think. There are many factors to take into account and it is important that you make the right decision for your space. The first thing to consider is the style of your bathroom. If you have a modern or contemporary styled bathroom, then a more minimalist and sleek design would be most suitable. If you have a traditionally styled bathroom, then a more ornate design would be best suited to complement this style. The next thing to consider is the size of the vanity that will fit in your space. This includes height, width and depth dimensions so that it can fit in with your décor and not look too big or too small in comparison to other fixtures in the room such as mirrors or doorways. Gallery Update 0% Gallery Image * If you could n't move item to reorder, please refresh your page Status Project Publish Draft Pending Review Title of project Category anne Architecture Ashley.Camp-5939 bieeslvf bjxrtekz Charlie.Smith-7813 Elena-5778 Erica.Bettles-8793 felicity hlnpp Info janebrowninteriors Janusz.Kowal3362 khazrakian4670 Louisa.McVeigh-9464 melbourne otsizuuz Pardis Ray.Hallit-3612 Residential Roger.Borland-7526 rouhanikiana8 Samer.Touma-7322 shcmeqpo stuart vmhnok workadstodo xhhhmh Yelda.Adal-Hall-1187 ysvvzkn New Category Create a new category Add Tags Transitional provincial International Brutalist Classic deconstructive Postmodern Vintage Rustic Industrial High-tech Mid-Century deconstructive Classic Vintage Modern minimal design Contemporary New Tag Create a new tag ADD Content Visual Text Sitting on a large-scale site in excess of 3 acres, the four distinct individual residential buildings – Blossom, Cedar, Oak and Maple are positioned harmoniously in a row along Reynolds Road, immediately making a statement by bringing city luxury to this prime Doncaster East location. A total of 310 apartments ranging from one to four bedrooms, every detail has been considered throughout each residence and generous space is given the highest priority. JD The Seasons luxury residences spare nothing in pursuit of comfort; you have everything you need at your fingertips. JD The Seasons balances wellbeing with an emphasis on luxury and comfort. In each residence, generous, light-filled living spaces, large terraces and thoughtful leafy aspects celebrate the elements, year round. The open green surrounds of this scenic location have been captured in the views from the apartments. The façade draws inspiration from the natural colour tones of the various seasonal phases and in this will ground the apartment buildings into the parkland setting seamlessly. From the ground covered car spaces to the roof top gardens, each home boasts a contemporary interior palette using exclusively Australian materials, with reputable European branded appliances throughout. The high quality craftsmanship and designer finishes make returning home a treat. Gallery Update 0% Gallery Image * If you could n't move item to reorder, please refresh your page Status Project Publish Draft Pending Review Title of project Category anne Architecture Ashley.Camp-5939 bieeslvf bjxrtekz Charlie.Smith-7813 Elena-5778 Erica.Bettles-8793 felicity hlnpp Info janebrowninteriors Janusz.Kowal3362 khazrakian4670 Louisa.McVeigh-9464 melbourne otsizuuz Pardis Ray.Hallit-3612 Residential Roger.Borland-7526 rouhanikiana8 Samer.Touma-7322 shcmeqpo stuart vmhnok workadstodo xhhhmh Yelda.Adal-Hall-1187 ysvvzkn New Category Create a new category Add Tags Transitional provincial International Brutalist Classic deconstructive Postmodern Vintage Rustic Industrial High-tech Mid-Century deconstructive Classic Vintage Modern minimal design Contemporary New Tag Create a new tag ADD Content Visual Text CK Architecture was commissioned to design new multi residential apartments and a hotel linked at carpark levels and lobby to the existing hotel. Atlantis Hotel is made up of 280 hotel suites and 18 residential levels. We successfully maximised the site in height and bulk by pushing title boundary limits with town planning. Balconies overhang above the street to maximise the building footprint. Clever design included small and affordable studio apartments with the added flexibility to combine two or three apartments without impacting on construction costs. It was conceived in a modern idiom with a slight oriental tinge. It provides all the standard features of a luxury hotel: restaurants, bars, spa, gymnasium and a swimming pool. The top three floors offer penthouse accommodation with multiple suites in 2 – 4 key combinations, all with stunning views of the city or the bay. External materials including natural stone, aluminium cladding and glass were all incorporated. The interior wall surfaces feature blond cherry veneers and the floors in polished stone, wood or luxurious carpet. The ambiance was designed to promote tranquility, meditation and a zen quality – offering the guests an oasis of peace in the sea of city bustle. Gallery Update 0% Gallery Image * If you could n't move item to reorder, please refresh your page Status Project Publish Draft Pending Review Title of project Category anne Architecture Ashley.Camp-5939 bieeslvf bjxrtekz Charlie.Smith-7813 Elena-5778 Erica.Bettles-8793 felicity hlnpp Info janebrowninteriors Janusz.Kowal3362 khazrakian4670 Louisa.McVeigh-9464 melbourne otsizuuz Pardis Ray.Hallit-3612 Residential Roger.Borland-7526 rouhanikiana8 Samer.Touma-7322 shcmeqpo stuart vmhnok workadstodo xhhhmh Yelda.Adal-Hall-1187 ysvvzkn New Category Create a new category Add Tags Transitional provincial International Brutalist Classic deconstructive Postmodern Vintage Rustic Industrial High-tech Mid-Century deconstructive Classic Vintage Modern minimal design Contemporary New Tag Create a new tag ADD Content Visual Text <strong>**2020 Design Matters National 25th Annual Building Design Awards Winner – Multi Residential >$6M**</strong> <strong>**2019 UDIA Awards for Excellence- Commendation for Medium Density Development Award**</strong> CK Architecture’s Nelson Street project is elevating Ringwood’s evolution to the next level. The location of our 1-7 Nelson St, Ringwood apartment development has all the desirable qualities typically found in inner city areas. With close proximity to transport including Ringwood train station, the Eastern Freeway, and amenities including the revamped Eastland Shopping Centre, this is a step up for the Eastern suburbs. The development has been met with a positive reception from not just buyers but also the Maroondah City Council and authorities. The local council has been supportive and forward thinking, which has been reflected in their policies. CK Architecture is privileged to work in partnership with a developer that aims for a high standard of quality not only from a design perspective but also in relation to materials and inclusions. We’ve been given the opportunity to design large and charming spaces such as the lobby without compromising the site, resulting in a positive addition to the streetscape. Gallery Update 0%
