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Surfers Paradise Makeover! Meriton Trims Towers, Adds Height & Density in Bold New Plan! Attention Gold Coast enthusiasts! Property king Harry Triguboff's Meriton Group is shaking things up with their latest Surfers Paradise project, Cypress Palms. Key changes: 🔸One tower axed: The short-stay tower is out, leaving a purely residential project. 🔸Towering ambitions: Both remaining towers get taller and denser! One reaching a whopping 90 levels! ️ 🔸More apartments: Expect hundreds more apartments across the two buildings, catering to high demand. 🔸Subtropical focus: Design emphasizes natural light, ventilation, and connection to the beach. This exciting project boasts: 🔸Prime location: One street from Gurner's 'La Pelag' and two from SPG's 'Paradiso Place'. 🔸Unique design: DBI architects crafted a "bold and iconic" presence with a "golden spine" unifying the towers. ✨ 🔸Vibrant atmosphere: Five-level podium with retail, dining, and entertainment spaces. ️ 🔸Elevated lagoon pool: Soak up the sun in style on level six. 🔸Sustainable features: Minimizing environmental impact through smart design. ♻️ Intrigued? Click "Read More" in the article link below, to dive deeper into the details and see renderings of this evolving beachfront development! #BuildingTalks #GoldCoastDevelopment #GoldCoastProperty

Pergolas can add structure, charm, and functionality to your backyard. If you are thinking of adding a pergola to your backyard and transforming it into an oasis, here are 5 ideas to help you get started! Make It Mini: Mini pergolas can add structure to outdoor spaces, adding shade and style to smaller spaces. Surround It With Nature: Adding greenery can add privacy and make for a more intimate area. Consider All-Weather Extras: Incorporating elements such as a fan, heater, or bug zapper can make your time outdoors the most comfortable spot to hang around. Create Outdoor “Rooms”: You can use a pergola to create "rooms" within your outdoor living areas to improve flow and aesthetics in your backyard. Mimic Your Architecture: Using material that complement the rest of your exterior can make your pergola blend seamlessly into the scene. (via Real Simple)

Blur the Lines! Stepping from your living room right out onto your patio – inviting the fresh air and sunshine into your home. Our team love creating a connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. Here's how you can achieve this: 1️⃣ Sliding doors - Sliding glass doors are a fantastic way to open up your home and create a light, airy feel. Creating an effortless flow between your living area and outdoor entertaining space, perfect for summer barbecues or relaxing evenings under the stars. 2️⃣ Bi-Fold doors - Bi-fold windows offer a unique way to connect with the outdoors. These beauties completely opening up your space, transforming your patio into an extension of your living room. So why not bring the beauty of the outdoors into your space. ➡️ Stay tuned for more design inspiration from Rowett Architecture!

A property's attraction to the discerning investor, may come from the location,the architecture, contemporary or traditional,the improvements, the landscape, the functional spaces, the ambience, the history behind it, or the amenities that provide the basic and comfort needs that come with a good property. Fine & Country presents to you a property which highlights these aspects, without a particular aspect standing out above all others but rather complementing each other. The restoration of this property, maintaining the timeless architecture,with the some rustic look, traditional elements of stripped wooden floors and original window panes, ensure the property retains some of its originality that has now been blended with a contemporary touch, introducing to the market a truly unique property. The modernised kitchen open space to a lounge, leading to a second lounge with back to back fire places and the verandah at the back of the property, with a picturesque view of the city of Kings creating a pleasant indoor and outdoor space. The verandah overlooks a sparkling pool next to an outdoor bar, with the two spaces offering alternatives for hosting and entertainment under the lovely savanna weather. The well-manicured garden adds to the pleasant surroundings of the property adding another dimension to this property that is full of character. The historical aspect stems from the signal tree on the boundary of the property which has a view covering the south of the city stretching out to the west and used in 1896 as a lookout spot. The charming features of this property have blended to create a property that offers various possibilities of investing into and owning a great location, a beautifully restored property and a piece of history. US$ 360,000.000 #uniqueproperty #historicalproperty #thesignaltree #locationlocationlocation #propertyvalue #propertyinvestment #fineandcountryzw

This design depict a terrace garden, which is a feature becoming increasingly popular in urban residences for its ability to provide a green oasis in the midst of city life. This concept aligns with the idea that integration of natural elements within living spaces is a fundamental design principle. These spaces serve as vital green lungs, improving air quality and biodiversity, and providing a visual and physical connection to nature, which we now know is essential in high-density urban environments.

This design features a multi-tiered villa stacked within a grand arch, integrating natural and built elements. The arch forms a central core, with layers of living spaces that extend horizontally. Each tier has its own outdoor terrace, creating a vertical landscape that blends the indoors with the outdoors. Notably unique is the transparent layer housing an elongated pool, appearing to float within the structure. The terraced roof gardens enhance the building's ecological footprint while providing insulation. This concept exemplifies architectural ambition, offering a synthesis of luxury living, green design, and structural ingenuity, merging with the terrain in a fluid, organic manner.

The modern electric fence is a perfect example of how functionality and beauty can coexist in harmony. Protection First: An electric fence stands as a formidable barrier, safeguarding our homes, businesses, and loved ones. Its presence is a silent guardian, offering peace of mind in a world where security is paramount. Beauty in Design: Beyond its protective qualities, an electric fence can be an architectural feature, blending seamlessly into the landscape. With sleek lines and modern materials, it adds a touch of elegance to any property. Whether framing a lush garden or outlining a contemporary home, the electric fence enhances the visual appeal while maintaining its vital role in security.

You can add elegance and functionality to your home without the hassle of major construction. The perfect example is by installing a Juliet balcony. Check out the aesthetic and safety benefits below: - Enhanced natural light - Architectural focal point - Curb appeal and boost in property value - Suitable for families with pets and children - Acts as a durable barrier to resist the impacts of harsh weather conditions If you'd like to learn more about how these balconies can elevate your home, send us a DM. #HomeImprovement #HomeDesign #GlassPartition #MDGlassPartitions

Confused between Uplighting and Downlighting for your villa exterior? 🌟🏡 Both uplighting and downlighting have unique benefits, and the ideal choice often depends on your specific needs. Downlighting creates a natural ambiance similar to moonlight, enhancing visibility along pathways and entrances. Conversely, uplighting offers a more dramatic effect, highlighting your home’s architectural details and landscaping. In our latest villa project, we expertly combined both uplighting and downlighting to achieve a stunning result. This approach not only improves functionality but also enhances the aesthetic appeal of the space. Curious about how a mix of uplighting and downlighting can elevate your home? Reach out to us today! #HomeLighting #LightingSolutions #Uplighting #Downlighting