Balustrades & handrails
Semi-frameless and frameless balustrades with curved and galvanised handrails.
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Subiaco, WA
Botanical Apartments, Subiaco
An 82-residence development adjoining Subiaco Commons, designed to connect apartment living with its parkland setting.
KOHL’s scope included semi-frameless and frameless balustrades, curved and galvanised handrails, wardrobe doors, shower screens and internal sliding doors.
PROJECT AT A GLANCE
Project context
Key facts about the development.
82residences
SubiacoWestern Australia
Residentialproject type
Project information: Hillam Architects ↗
KOHL PROJECT SCOPE
Architectural solutions for the project
A coordinated range of balcony and apartment interior products for a parkland setting.
Bathroom glazing
Shower screens for apartment interiors.
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Wardrobe doors and internal sliding doors.
Explore solutions →Scope reference: KOHL project record ↗
PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
Coordinating the project interfaces
The project combines parkland-facing balconies and residential interiors. Balustrades, internal glazing and bathroom elements each need to be considered alongside the building’s finishes and interfaces.
Key considerations for project teams
- Balustrade geometry and curved handrail interfaces
- Wardrobe and internal sliding-door openings
- Shower screen dimensions and finished surfaces
PROJECT GALLERY
Architectural interpretations
KOHL CAPABILITIES
Considered from installation to handover
Balcony edges and apartment interiors bring different glazing and handrail interfaces into the same package. We consider site access, interfaces and the programme when planning work with project teams.
Illustrative handover activities
OUR APPROACH
Balustrades and interior glazing
Our team can discuss coordination, product protection and the details needed to prepare the relevant package for handover.
Balcony geometryReview interfaces, adjacent finishes and access.
Bathroom and interior glazingCoordinate 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
Botanical received the 2019 UDIA WA Award for Excellence in the Medium Density category, recognising the project.
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