The duplex living volume, the stair rising through it

The Residences — 4 Bedroom Duplex

4 Bedroom Duplex

Two levels, one volume.

Two levels joined by a stair that rises through the living volume rather than beside it, so the height of the residence is present from the moment you enter.

Levels
Two
Arrangement
Two level
Availability
On request
The lower floor seen from the glass, with lounge, stair and dining held in one room
Living, stair and dining / Lower level01

02The residence

The stair through the room

The lower level holds gallery, lounge and dining in one continuous room against the glass. The stair rises through it, and the double height above the living area belongs to the room rather than to the circulation.

The upper landing looks back down into that volume. Bedrooms open off it, set back from the glass line so the terrace is reached rather than walked past.

Materials run through both levels without changing: stone underfoot, timber to the joinery, bronze at the ironmongery.

The gallery looking through to the dining table and the curved glass, the stair rising on the right
The gallery, to the living room
The upper landing looking back down the flight, a glass balustrade running along the void
The top of the stair

The upper level

Bedrooms sit above the living volume, reached from a landing that keeps the double height in view.

The master bedroom seen from the glazing, the closet opening away to one side
The master bedroom / Upper level
The covered terrace running the length of the glass, planting set along a glass balustrade
The terrace

03Residence plans

Two layouts

From the architect’s layout set. Areas and configurations are as issued; the tower level is not published and current availability is on request.

Unit
SE-602
Bedrooms
4 & 2 BQs
Area
586.48
Configuration
Two levels
Current availability
On request

Plan position

Key plan showing where residence SE-602 sits in the floor plate

Position within the floor plate. The tower level is not published.

The stair, seen from the upper landing
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