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Tom Fisher House in Mount Lawley, Perth

Short-Term Accommodation Western Australia design by CODA Architecture + Urban Design

17 Oct 2016

Tom Fisher House, Mount Lawley

Design: CODA Architecture + Urban Design

Location: Mount Lawley, Perth, Western Australia

Tom Fisher House

Tom Fisher House is a new acute homeless night shelter in the inner-city suburb of Mount Lawley. The 10-bed shelter will provide chronically homeless people with safe and supervised overnight accommodation.

Located behind a new commercial development on the same site, and nestled between existing residential buildings, this Mount Lawley property will be an unobtrusive, referral-only centre in which consumers can access accommodation, support and resources, ablution and kitchen facilities, and basic first aid.

The centre has been designed with two primary focuses:
Safety, for both residents and staff, through rigorous planning developed over a long period; and high quality communal and private spaces in which natural light is abundant and external landscaped areas are visible from all rooms.

Design Director: Kieran Wong

Photography: Peter Bennetts

New Residence in Mount Lawley images / information received 171016 from CODA Architecture + Urban Design

Location: Mount Lawley, Perth, Western Australia

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