On a rectangular site, in between public amenities and private dwellings, sits a rectangular brick building of five dwellings.
Backness: Looking in from a neighbour
Furnished ground floor plan
In re-using the double brick skin, observations have been made on the preceding six-pack apartment typology, realised in a contemporary context. The site now has six dwellings, each for between two to six occupants.
Indoor veranda: Inside the semi-enclosed veranda
South elevation
Sideness: A large room with a roller door
The building now has gardens on all sides, with some thinner than others, one with a new tree and a rock underneath and one side spilling into the reserve.
West elevation
Zilong Nan, Backness: Looking in from a neighbour
Zilong Nan, Furnished ground floor plan
Zilong Nan, Indoor veranda: Inside the semi-enclosed veranda
Zilong Nan, South elevation
Zilong Nan, Sideness: A large room with a roller door
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