NSW Pattern Book Small Lot Apartments 04: Apartments on a Mid Block Lot
Neeson Murcutt Neille's mid block apartment pattern holds 13 to 21 homes on a lot from 600 square metres. The block it needs, the approval path and the cost.
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Notes from twenty years in architecture, thirteen on the Central Coast NSW
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NSW Pattern Book Terraces 01 by Carter Williamson
What Pattern Book Terraces 01 needs from your block, what the three terraces give you, how the 10 day approval runs, and what rules a site out.
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NSW Pattern Book Terraces 02: What It Asks of Your Block
Terraces 02 by Sam Crawford Architects puts three terraces on one block. The real minimums, what each home gets, how approval works and what rules a site out.
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NSW Pattern Book Terraces 03: What It Takes to Build It
Terraces 03 by Officer Woods puts three two storey terraces on one lot. What your block has to be, what each home holds, and how the 10 day approval works.
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