Trio
Photographer: Tom Evangelidis
Won through a design competition, Trio in Sydney’s Camperdown successfully combines a ruthlessly rational and commercially savvy interior modularity, with a demonstrable clarity of form that responds in full to the site’s contextual potential.
Location
Sydney, Australia
Client
Frasers Property Group
Cost
$220 million
Completion
2010
Traditional Custodians
Gadigal people
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Urban Development Institute of Australia National Awards, Award for High Density Development, 2011
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Urban Development Institute of Australia NSW Awards, Award for High Density Development, 2010
Photographer: Tom Evangelidis
Starting at the bottom and literally working our way up, the building’s internal planning derives from the grid devised to optimise on site car parking efficiency. Within this framework, each car bay represents a notional module of space, with 1.5 modules to a one-bedroom apartment and two modules to a two-bedroom apartment.
Photographer: John Gollings
Photographer: John Gollings
Appropriate to the scale, proportion and sloping nature of the site, the building is conceived as three conjoined elements that step up from north to south, while stepping away from its western street frontage. Each possesses an individual entry with signature lobby, which provides connectivity to a luxuriant and highly landscaped communal garden area, complete with 50-metre swimming pool and other resident amenities.
Photographer: John Gollings
Photographer: Tom Evangelidis
Photographer: Tom Evangelidis
Photographer: John Gollings
Photographer: John Gollings
Photographer: John Gollings