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Beaumaris Dual Occupancy

Monochromatic New Build

This dual occupancy townhouse land was sold with town planning permit designs. Ryan from Boyd Design & Build, approached Melbourne Architect Peter Wright to document, and my services to complete the interior design on this project.

The palette was limited to monochromatic whites, greys, natural timbers and stone. The result is a set of simple family homes with an edgey modern architecture and interior appeal.

Project Details

Location: Beaumaris
Year: 2019
Type: New Dual Occupancy

Builder: Boyd Design & Build

Architect: Dana Meadows Architect designed for Peter Wright & Associates

Interior Designer: Dana Meadows Architect for Peter Wright & Associates

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Planning & Design FAQs

Full FAQs HERE

How high can my second-storey be and what about overlooking?

Height and overlooking are controlled by neighbourhood character and ResCode. We use window placement, screening and setbacks to meet privacy requirements while retaining light/views.

We want a ‘modern architect’ look - can that work in heritage/character streets?

Yes - with the right design, working with both the classic elements and the newer, more contemporary style. We endeavour to keep character whilst designing contemporary spaces.

Can you design a dual occupancy (two homes on one block)?

Yes. We deliver dual-occupancy and unit developments with careful planning for setbacks, private open space, overlooking and parking. Expect more council scrutiny; our documentation streamlines approvals and tendering.

Beaumaris Dual Occupancy

Monochromatic New Build

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