这块狭小的场地–只有7.2米宽和46米长，以前用来停放15辆车–已经被改造成三座带有凸起花园的漂浮房屋，同时保留了下面大部分的商业停车场。
This diminutive site – just 7.2m wide and 46m long, and previously used to park fifteen cars – has been transformed into three floating houses with raised gardens, while retaining most of the commercial car parking below.
亚瑟街上的这个城市剩余空间的开发面积只有330平方米，体现了布里斯班 “中间缺失 “住房的可能性。三个新的露台–每个都有三个卧室和两个浴室–提供了宽敞、开放和自然光的品质，这也是居民在亚热带地区欣赏的。
With a footprint of just 330m2, the development of this urban leftover space on Arthur street exemplifies the possibilities for ‘missing middle’ housing in Brisbane. Three new terraces – each with three bedrooms and two bathrooms – offer the qualities of spaciousness, openness, and natural light that residents appreciate in the sub-tropics.
这些住宅由凸起的花盆和露台隔开，为开放的生活区提供了充足的户外空间，并有助于保护隐私。我们对布里斯班城市特征代码的解释使第三层楼–建在阁楼空间里–同时符合周围住宅的形状和比例。战略性地放置雨棚窗户使这些上层楼感觉很宽敞，还有有趣的特殊安排。
The homes are separated by raised planters and decks, which provide ample outdoor space to the open plan living areas and contribute to privacy. Our interpretation of the Brisbane City Character Code enabled a third storey – built into the attic spaces – while conforming to the shape and proportion of surrounding homes. strategic placement of dormer windows makes these upper floors feel generous, with the added benefit of interesting special arrangements.
Architects: refresh*design
Year : 2019
Photographs :Andy Macpherson
Town Planner : RPS Group
Builder : WAC&Co Construction Group
Design Team : Erhard Rathmayr, Corinne Trang, Monika Obris
Client : Transaction Properties
City : Fortitude Valley
Country : Australia