This major renewal of existing Housing New Zealand properties is a flagship project completed in conjunction with Auckland City. The Glen Innes units are now providing high quality housing for their tenants.
A number of Auckland architects were engaged in various parts of the development to ensure visual variety and high-quality design.
The approved Boffa Miskell masterplan involved replacing low density housing with variously sized house types within the suburb's new medium-density redevelopment.
ASC Architects designed two blocks of four terraces. The three-bedroom units face a new street on the east, but are serviced from a rear service lane to the west. This arrangement allowed courtyards on both frontages and carports at the rear and ensured both morning and afternoon sun into all units.
Location
Auckland
Date Completed
2006
Client
Kaianga Ora (Housing New Zealand)
Team
John Sofo, Matt Every
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Property Council Urban Design Award 2008
Property Council Award 2008
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