No.1 Brighton by Plus Architecture
Strikingly sculptural and generous in form, 14 townhomes come together to create a tranquil haven in Brighton within Melbourne’s south-east suburbs.
Delicately crafted to appeal to the discerning bayside market, the architectural language redefines the corner with dynamic sweeping curves and robust, solid forms.
Designed for upmarket appeal and enhanced accessibility, key features of these three bedroom residences include a basement level media room and wine cellar, kitchen with scullery, courtyard with electric BBQ, and an option for a lift to support ageing in place for an older market.
Oriented towards Hampton Street, the carved block-like forms of the facade create a sense of rhythm and identity, whilst enabling visual and acoustic privacy. A dramatic, double-height entry hood frames each front door; a statement piece that brings definition to individual residences.
At the Centre Road interface, the townhomes present as two vertical rendered planes punctuated by steel, glazing and bluestone geometries, with an internal laneway running between, enabling light and life to penetrate.
Emerging from behind a carefully layered ‘fence’ combining landscaping, blockwork and metal screening, the design achieves a perfect balance of privacy and presence. Source by Plus Architecture.
Location: Brighton , Victoria, Australia
Architect: Plus Architecture
Collaboration: Studio Tate
Client: Lechte
Height: 7 m, 3 Storeys
Gfa: 4,130 Sqm, Site 2,365 Sqm, 14 Townhouses
Year: 2023
Images: Mr P, Courtesy of Plus Architecture
