Ultramodern Penthouse in a Historic Building
MPR Design Group in Australia writes this of their luxury penthouse project: "The fundamental architectural proposition explored in this project was how do you add to a building which has it's own history and place within an existing environment which it contributes to form a place in one of Sydney's iconic beaches.
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The Penthouse COX
The Penthouse is an icon within an icon; demonstrating how luxury can be expressive without excess, restrained without being cold, and deeply contextual without compromising individuality. It sets a new benchmark for Australian apartment living, rooted in design excellence, cultural reverence and intelligent innovation.
A penthouse is a luxury apartment located on the top floor of a residential building. Emerging in the 1920s in New York City, the penthouse was developed as a luxurious solution for urban living, combining the advantages of a private home with apartment conveniences. These apartments are usually part of high-rise buildings in urban settings, offering exclusive retreats with views and privacy ...
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