NSW Pattern Book Corner Lot Apartments 01: An Architect's Guide
Tonkin Zulaikha Greer's corner apartment pattern holds 9 to 19 homes on a block from 525 square metres. What it needs, what it costs and what rules a site out.
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NSW Pattern Book Corner Lot Apartments 02: Up to 24 Apartments on a Corner
Spacecraft Architects' corner apartment pattern needs two frontages and 614 square metres. What the block has to be, what you get, and what it takes to approve.
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NSW Pattern Book Large Lot Apartments 01: 20 to 40 Homes on One Site
Silvester Fuller's mid rise pattern holds 20 to 40 apartments. The land it needs, why site assembly comes first, the approval path and what the licence costs.
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NSW Pattern Book Large Lot Apartments 02: One Pattern, 24 to 216 Homes
Bennett and Trimble's courtyard apartment pattern scales from 2,052 square metres to a full block. The site it needs, the real yield, and the approval path.
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NSW Pattern Book Small Lot Apartments 02: Apartments on a Narrow Mid Block Lot
Nguluway DesignInc's apartment pattern starts at a 13.6 metre frontage. What your block has to be, what you get, the approval path, and what rules a site out.
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NSW Pattern Book Small Lot Apartments 03: Six Storeys on a Narrow Lot
MHN Design Union's apartment pattern holds up to 24 homes on an ordinary mid block lot. The block it needs, the real yield, approval and what it costs.
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