How a Sensitive Renovation Saved These 1970s Apartments from Landfill
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2023
- Park Street, a former 1970s motel in Brunswick, Melbourne, has undergone a sensitive renovation by Milieu in collaboration with Breathe Architecture.
This 'renovate to rent' model addresses housing challenges by repurposing an existing building, diverting waste from landfills, and increasing rental supply.
The interior design retains the nostalgic charm while incorporating modern appliances and sustainability features like electric heating, solar panels, and carbon-neutral operation.
The outdoor spaces have been transformed into lush green areas, promoting community and sustainability. This project showcases how existing structures can be reborn as carbon-neutral, community-enhancing spaces, addressing climate and housing issues.
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Great to see apartments updated but not overdeveloped- they do actually look affordable. Nice simple rethinking of open spaces. There needs to be more of this approach to help minimize the housing crisis. The timeframe is also a positive factor. It also doesn’t change the look of the local area, but freshens it up. The coloured front doors were a nice touch.
Depends on your idea of affordable…
Love this. Often buildings built in the sixties make great use of internal space and light.
Thank you Breathe for rescuing these buildings.
They feel more like traditional homes too with clearly sectioned-off areas for living, eating, etc. rather than all open plan
Really great sustainability in terms of the rebuild, but I see wall vents and old windows, and I wonder how thermally efficient they are. (and acoustics?)
Overall, love it.
For a building that is standing for more than 5 decades, this looks still stable and strong. 💯
This is awesome, exactly what I envision when I see older buildings that seem destined for the landfill!
Brilliant! Once again Breathe shows exactly how sustainable development can be done. Should be done. Here in the UK private rental dominates and local authority housing is pretty much nonexistent. And what is, is low quality and badly insulated. This development has " charm" and respect for its origins. The retro look and colour schemes are spot on. Again, a superb, future thinking development. Thank you.
I mean this is private rental still. The entire block has been bought and fixed up by a private developer who are now charging almost $600 a week for these glammed ex single bed motel rooms. I’m sure a lot of the young people renting in the area would much prefer to buy if they could…
Good job saving the brick building. But Those old motel dining chairs look 1000x more comfortable than the new backless “designer” ones.
This project is amazing! Well done.
on point. this is how its done.
amazing!! more of this please
A project well done. It's all good :)
Simple and Swag... like it.. 😊👏👏👏👍
Nice project. A little interesting to aim the heat pump head unit at the paper pendant light.
Can I please ask where I can buy the round dining table and chairs?
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It's nice that they revived a multi unit, but the windows still look like they are from the 70's. Strange to not upgrade the windows.
2:41 aluminium moka pots don't work on an induction stove!
Where do the cars get parked?
Can you tell me who the paintings are by. It’s a joy to see real art instead of furniture shop works and prints which are the usual decoration
couple appear to be Joan Miró reproductions
I agree retain the old buildings, instead of new poorly built new builds. But seriously tarting up old kitchens , bathrooms is tight. The brick work needs cleaning up and new windows. In time this will be a dump again. What about the guy in these videos does he only have one set of clothes?
What part of affordability, convenience, retrofitting, and unpretentiousness did you not understand? This is lovely work and a serious community service to boot. Don't be a Philistine.
Re that snide aside about the place being a dump again eventually: per John Maynard Keynes, in the long run we are all dead.
@@gaelsdottir5046 I heard what they said one I'm not deaf lol, it's simple block of old flats tarted up on the cheap. Have a great day :)
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show us the bathroom next time thanks
It’s lovely but why are they so expensive? Some landlord is lining his pockets!