The development, called HOLM Urban Village, is a collaboration between Urban Pure and Bubbl Up, the latter known for its innovative approach to smaller space living that offers house and land alternatives to apartments. Award-winning architect Amy Degenhart designed the properties, which form part of the Queensland government’s Better Neighbourhoods Logan initiative.
In a statement, Degenhart said:
“As advocates of consolidated communities, we (also) focus on ‘building in’ by providing a compact, user-oriented design with affordability at the core while offering the advantage of owning land in a central and growing location, in this case, pocketed amongst green environmental reserves.”
Degenhart designed the village on a previously unused island of land, with a view to liveability, affordability and flexibility. She says the embedded second dwelling is intended to be adaptive over time or according to circumstances. It could be rented out, used as a work-from-home location or to accommodate young adults or elderly family members.
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The house and land packages will be marketed under half a million dollars, and the homes are anticipated to be constructed by Christmas.