Balustrades & handrails
Oceanic Series balustrades, fencing and handrails.
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Swanbourne, WA
ARIA Luxury Apartments, Swanbourne
A 156-apartment coastal residential development designed around contemporary living and shared amenities.
KOHL contributed Oceanic Series balustrades and handrails alongside shower screens, mirrors, splashbacks and internal sliding glass doors.
PROJECT AT A GLANCE
Project context
Key facts about the development.
156apartments
2016completed
Residentialproject type
Project information: Hillam Architects ↗
KOHL PROJECT SCOPE
Architectural solutions for the project
A combination of balcony, bathroom and interior elements for a coastal apartment development.
Bathroom glazing
Shower screens, mirrors and splashbacks.
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Internal sliding glass doors.
Explore solutions →Scope reference: KOHL project record ↗
PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
Coordinating the project interfaces
Balconies, shared spaces and apartment interiors bring different glazing and metalwork interfaces together. An integrated material package helps project teams consider the connections between architectural design, residential fit-out and site sequencing.
Key considerations for project teams
- Balcony layout, handrail continuity and exposed finishes
- Shower screens and interior glazing interfaces
- Coordination with apartment finishes and access
PROJECT GALLERY
Project details
KOHL CAPABILITIES
Considered from installation to handover
Balustrades, shower screens and interior glazing need to be coordinated with finished surfaces and access. We consider site access, interfaces and the programme when planning work with project teams.
Illustrative handover activities
OUR APPROACH
Balconies and bathroom fit-out
Our team can discuss coordination, product protection and the details needed to prepare the relevant package for handover.
Balcony interfacesReview interfaces, adjacent finishes and access.
Shower screens and mirrorsCoordinate product selection and sequencing with the project team.
Final detailsConsider protection, presentation and handover documentation.
For suitable systems, factory-prepared components can reduce some on-site fabrication. The approach depends on the system and project conditions.
Project recognition
ARIA received the 2016 UDIA WA Award for Excellence in High Density Development, recognising the development team.
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