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Edgeworth Apartments in Turner, Canberra

ACT Housing Development in Australia design by Cox Architecture

22 Oct 2019

Edgeworth Apartments Turner, Canberra

Design: Cox Architecture

Location: Turner, Canberra, ACT, Australia

The Edgeworth Apartments deliver an urban vision for city living that is sustainable, comfortable and affordable. The central apartments form a novel arrangement that have been colloquially termed ‘flip-flop’ apartments.

These ‘flip flop’ apartments offer many of the benefits of a detached home, with good ventilation, light from multiple directions, a variety of living spaces and points of prospect.

In addition, these properties have the societal and urban benefits of apartment living, including transport-oriented design, appropriate densification and proximity to amenities and entertainment.

The Edgeworth Apartments are compact, high-quality homes that give residents cost-effective access to an appealing built environment and vibrant lifestyle.

Edgeworth Apartments, Canberra – Building Information

Design: Cox Architecture
Project size: 4000 sqm
Completion date: 2018

Awards: Sydney Archer Award for Multi Residential Architecture, Australian Institute of Architects, ACT 2019

Photography: Ben Wrigley

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Location: Turner, Canberra, ACT, Australia

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