Back-to-back award win for Ringwood apartment development, Nelson Bourke
A 111-residence residential project across two buildings in Ringwood, Nelson Bourke, was recently presented their second award from the 2021 Design Matters National building design awards, following a win the previous year.
The project’s second stage at 8 Bourke Street was awarded the ‘Multi-Residential Over $6M Award’ by the leading professional body for building designers.
Delivered by Orion International Group and designed by renowned CK Architecture, the award-winning project also received a commendation for the ‘Medium Density Development Award’ from the 2019 UDIA awards for excellence for their first stage.
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Nelson Bourke and the designs' forward-thinking has been met with a positive reception from buyers, as well as the Maroondah City Council, evidenced in the successful sell-out of the first stage in 10 months.
The 8 Bourke Street mid-rise integrates sophisticated luxury and peaceful sanctuary living, providing 49 one, two and four-bedroom apartments over four levels.
Just metres from the bustling Eastland Shopping Centre, the project brings the sleek and contemporary architecture of the inner city to the suburbs.
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Designed to attract with eye-catching street appeal, the signature ‘8OURKE’ lit sign gives the building a strong presence and sense of identity.
Design cues were taken from the leafy Ringwood area and surrounds, offering a consistent look and field to other properties in the area and replicating the stylish, large homes on a smaller scale.
The façade features premium façade cladding and stone that elevate the concept of luxury design, but also impart a welcoming and homely feel.
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Bespoke, light-filled apartments see stone flowing seamlessly through to the interior, creating a sense of refinement.
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