Thursday, December 16, 2010

Trends (Apartment & Living) Vol. 26 No. 9

http://trendsideas.com/
The latest issue of Trends is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

PENTHOUSES
  • As far as the eye can see With its wide balcony, double-height living space and breezeway terrace, this penthouse apartment maximises its oceanfront location
  • Second glance Sometimes all it takes to realise the full potential of a property is a new set of eyes
  • Setting a new standard This sleek, classical Brisbane apartment enjoys expansive views and high-quality design down to the last detail
HIGH-RISE APARTMENTS
  • Garden in the sky There are incentives for developers to provide landscaped common areas in high-rise apartment buildings - and obvious spin-offs for residents
  • Embracing architecture These apartments may be in a high-rise, but they still conform to the traditional notion of a home sheltered under its own roof
LOW-RISE COMPLEXES
  • On these pages, we profile apartments that offer the best of everything, great views and proximity to the city, yet still provide residents with a peaceful environment
GARDEN APARTMENTS
  • Verdant outlook This well-considered apartment blurs the line between its interiors and the great outdoors
  • A good look all round Every room in this apartment enjoys views of the harbour, city and a nearby park
APARTMENT RENOVATIONS
  • Inner-city sanctuary A former SoHo gallery is transformed for its new owners into a residential haven from the hustle and bustle of everyday life
  • Slice of heaven New windows, pivoting doors and louvres improve access to panoramic harbour and city views in this remodelled apartment
  • Living with the view Huge windows give this condominium maximum exposure to sea and mountain vistas, while a simple interior provides a neutral backdrop
  • Coastal attraction This Spanish Mission duplex, which has dress circle views over Bondi Beach, presents a chic restoration that reflects the coastal setting
INDEX

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