Fasteners Way "completes the northern edge of East Brunswick Village and is the first purely residential building." A contemporary brick facade is reached via a landscaped laneway that honours the site's history, entered through a two-storey brick arch.
The design prioritises sustainable living, combining renewable energy and offsets with passive and efficiency measures. Each building in the village has its own address and character reflecting the site's past, present and future.
Key facts
- Completes the northern edge of East Brunswick Village; the village's first purely residential building
- Entry via a two-storey brick arch bookending the podium piazza of Bluestone Way
- Contemporary brick facade accessed from a landscaped pedestrian laneway
- The most expansive activated rooftop garden in EBV: gardening areas, shaded seating, entertaining spaces
- Rooftop solar, passive design, water-efficient fixtures, motion/daylight sensors, onsite waste management, energy-efficient cooking, low-toxicity materials, double glazing
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