As slender & gracious as a ballet dancer hovering over Edgecliff, ‘Pointe Living’ is elevated above the iconic Sydney Harbour. Shaped with rough rendered walls, curved glass balustrades and double edge concrete beams, this will be LRA’s tallest residential tower overlooking Sydney Harbour Bridge. The entry hall with brick brise soleil will be the ground for it’s eleven storeys, whilst it’s interiors with slender design and graceful curves will be drenched in light and Harbour views.
To learn more visit: www.pointliving.com.au
Design Architect: Luigi Rosselli
Project Architects: Kristina Sahlestrom, Simon Hassall, Edward Birch
Interior Design: Alwill Interiors Pty Ltd
Client: Primo Development
Image: Stab Studio
Luigi Rosselli's sketch shows the interplay of rough rendered surfaces, curved glass balustrades, and projecting concrete beams. The building's form tapers subtly, reinforcing its vertical elegance.
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The entry sequence at street level, defined by a brick brise soleil that forms a textured and grounded base. The material contrast establishes a strong foundation for the tower above.
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A balcony edge defined by curved glass balustrades, extending the interior outward toward the skyline. The elevated position frames uninterrupted views across Sydney Harbour.
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A close up view of the living room featuring a fireplace set within a refined interior composition adjacent a large window frame harbour light, while the furniture balances material palette.
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An interior living space opening directly to expansive harbour views through full-height glazing. Slender detailing and soft neutral finishes enhance the sense of lightness and openness.
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A sculptural residential tower defined by curved balconies and a rhythmic concrete frame reads as a slender vertical form oriented toward the harbour.
© Luigi Rosselli Architects