Mary Potter Apartments / Warren and Mahoney
The new 12 unit extension is seamlessly integrated into the existing suburban environment of the Mary Potter community. Configured to enhance the sense of community, the 12 Unit extension is nestled around a landscaped courtyard with individual units sited to balance independence and privacy.Â
© Peter Cui
Architects: Warren and Mahoney
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Architect In Charge: Fiona Short
Area: 1220.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Peter Cui
© Peter Cui
From the architect. The new 12 unit extension is seamlessly integrated into the existing suburban environment of the Mary Potter community. Configured to enhance the sense of community, the 12 Unit extension is nestled around a landscaped courtyard with individual units sited to balance independence and privacy.Â
© Peter Cui
A strong geometric street edge contributes to the character of the development and creates a sense of safety through community surveillance. The building form references the simple gable roofs of the original units, which are adapted to meet the internal planning requirements to have more rooms facing the courtyard or North and a facade which legibly reflects this.Â
Floor Plan
It is medium density housing but the units have been configured so that they are offset from each other to ensure a level of seclusion and privacy. It...
© Peter Cui
Architects: Warren and Mahoney
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Architect In Charge: Fiona Short
Area: 1220.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Peter Cui
© Peter Cui
From the architect. The new 12 unit extension is seamlessly integrated into the existing suburban environment of the Mary Potter community. Configured to enhance the sense of community, the 12 Unit extension is nestled around a landscaped courtyard with individual units sited to balance independence and privacy.Â
© Peter Cui
A strong geometric street edge contributes to the character of the development and creates a sense of safety through community surveillance. The building form references the simple gable roofs of the original units, which are adapted to meet the internal planning requirements to have more rooms facing the courtyard or North and a facade which legibly reflects this.Â
Floor Plan
It is medium density housing but the units have been configured so that they are offset from each other to ensure a level of seclusion and privacy. It...
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