Cantala / SJB
An angular timber form appears to float at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Caulfield. Set amid a mix of period and contemporary residences, this elegant, sculptural element is the first of many slow reveals offered up by the recently completed SJB residential project, Cantala.
© Aaron Puls
Architects: SJB
Location: Caulfield North VIC 3161, Australia
Lead Architect: Tristan Wong: SJB
Area: 7000.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Aaron Puls
© Aaron Puls
From the architect. An angular timber form appears to float at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Caulfield. Set amid a mix of period and contemporary residences, this elegant, sculptural element is the first of many slow reveals offered up by the recently completed SJB residential project, Cantala.
Landscaping / Site plan
Masterplan
A residential development is revealed comprising 25 multi-storey townhouses and a block of 44 low-rise apartments. At Cantala, SJB has struck a beautiful balance between the best of contemporary place-making and the sought-after aesthetics of leafy Melbourne suburbia.
© Aaron Puls
One of Cantala?s most impressive slow reveals is the fact the entire development is walkable. By freeing up ground level space usually given to vehicles, SJB could focus more on creating places for people. This decision enabled the introduction of a series of connected paths and courtyard...
© Aaron Puls
Architects: SJB
Location: Caulfield North VIC 3161, Australia
Lead Architect: Tristan Wong: SJB
Area: 7000.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Aaron Puls
© Aaron Puls
From the architect. An angular timber form appears to float at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Caulfield. Set amid a mix of period and contemporary residences, this elegant, sculptural element is the first of many slow reveals offered up by the recently completed SJB residential project, Cantala.
Landscaping / Site plan
Masterplan
A residential development is revealed comprising 25 multi-storey townhouses and a block of 44 low-rise apartments. At Cantala, SJB has struck a beautiful balance between the best of contemporary place-making and the sought-after aesthetics of leafy Melbourne suburbia.
© Aaron Puls
One of Cantala?s most impressive slow reveals is the fact the entire development is walkable. By freeing up ground level space usually given to vehicles, SJB could focus more on creating places for people. This decision enabled the introduction of a series of connected paths and courtyard...
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