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Hami-Hill
Eco-Apartments
This cutting edge project, one of the first of its kind in WA, is leading the way to a better Infill Development. Through clever design and innovative thinking it will boast "4 Homes, 4 families AND 40 trees” all carefully developed around and showcasing the natural assets of the award winning garden.
KEY STAKEHOLDERS
Chris Ferreira, The Forever Project (Developer)
Matt Wallwork, Ecotecture (Architect)
Melinda Marshall, Co-creation Solutions (Planner)
Peter Grant, Naturaliste Land Surveys (Land surveyor)
Site Layout
A central objective of the Hami Hill Sustainable Home is to preserve the site's existing topography and retain its natural features. Conserving the almost 40 trees on the site, including the 25-metre-tall Jacaranda tree, was a priority for the development.
SIZE OF PROPERTY
812 sqm
ZONING
R30/40
NUMBER OF DWELLINGS
4
The Vision
The project aims to show how the 812 sqm lot can have four homes and 40 trees on one lot. The old fibro shed has been reimagined into a shared office space, and two small 1-2 person apartments are being built, complementing the primary residence and ‘granny flat’, providing affordable living options and creating a diverse space where families will share a small backyard, veggie beds, BBQ, tree house and playground - all that comes from being part of a well- designed and managed ‘shared’ space.
