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Triptych-Brochure.Pdf WELCOME TO TRIPTYCH Inspired & Sustainable apartment living in Melbourne’s cultural heart. Location · Sustainability · Inspired 8 Kavanagh Street, Southbank LOCATION SUSTAINABILITY INSPIRED Triptych invites you home to the heart of the Melbourne Arts and Cultural precinct. Passionately committed to leading the way forward to a sustainable future, we bring you an inspired luxury apartment building designed to reflect the creative and dynamic community that exists in this incredible location. Triptych will be a Melbourne icon, and you can call it home. Actual City View “Rarelydonewbuildingsappeartobeconceived withconnectionstotheircommunityasatop priority.Triptychisanexception.Itwillnot onlydrawontheadvantagesofitslocationin Melbourne’sartsprecinct,butalsocontribute toitinanimaginativeway,offeringproofthat innerurbanspacescanbecomeattractive andliveableplaces.” Tim Jacobs – arTs cenTre chief execuTive flinders st federation station square arts centre royal botanic Gardens national Gallery of victoria citylink access Flinders St Station Citylink Federation Square Arts Centre National Gallery Royal Botanic Gardens of Victoria Location Located in the heart of Australia’s Just In the neIghbourhood premier Arts and Cultural precinct 1 National Gallery of victoria 240m 2 Victorian college of the arts 300m Triptych is an aesthetically stunning 3 The australian ballet 80m 4 Opera australia 70m building that reflects the beauty and 5 The australian ballet school 80m creativity ever present within the 6 CUB malthouse Playbox Theatre 500m 7 Australian centre for contemporary arts 420m surrounding community. Our vibrant 8 Hamer hall 300m and culturally rich location is also one 9 The arts centre 200m 10 Melbourne symphony orchestra 100m of the most convenient locations in 11 Royal botanic Gardens 400m 12 The Tan running Track 420m Melbourne. Triptych is quietly tucked 13 The rowing boat sheds 400m away on the edge of the CBD, only 14 Southgate shopping Precinct 280m 15 Flinders street station 530m a moment from Melbourne’s 16 Southern cross station 1,200m renowned fashion and shopping, 17 Post office, auspost shop and Po boxes 400m 18 Federation square 500m Crown Casino, MCG, Rod Laver 19 Sidney myer music bowl 700m 20 Crown casino & entertainment centre 850m Arena, Hamer Hall, The Arts Centre, 21 Melbourne exhibition centre 950m The Royal Botanic Gardens and 22 Shrine of remembrance 1,000m 23 Melbourne Grammar school 1,300m much more. If you do need to 24 Melbourne Girls’ Grammar school 1,800m travel further afield, our Kavanagh 25 Lexus centre 1,000m 26 Melbourne cricket Ground 1,350m Street address places you at the 27 Rod Laver arena 1,000m 28 Coles supermarket south melbourne 1,200m gateway to a network of major 29 IGa supermarket 120m freeways… in fact you can be 30 South melbourne market 1,300m 31 Queen victoria market 1,700m at the Melbourne international 32 Wesley college 3,000m airport in under 30 minutes. 33 Hisense arena 1,000m Location THE VICTORIAn STATE the seVen ProJeCts goVERNMENT’s of the southbAnK SOUTHBAnK PLAn Plan Are; The Southbank Cultural Precinct ProJeCt 1: Redevelopment will continue to The Sturt Street Cultural Spine invigorate Melbourne’s cultural ProJeCt 2: spine as the vibrant cultural and Southbank Boulevard community heart of Southbank. Open Space Link It will greatly enhance Melbourne’s cultural precinct - ProJeCt 3: an open, accessible, integrated, City Link Interchange Precinct imaginative precinct that ProJeCt 4: connects the arts to people and Kavanagh/Moray Street Local Link people to the arts. ProJeCt 5: In 2006 $5 million was committed Westgate Freeway for the development of a ProJeCt 6: masterplan, and in September Whiteman Street Local 2008 that has moved forward Centre and Park with the Victorian government unveiling details of a $128.5 ProJeCt 7: million package to upgrade Activating Life in the Hamer Hall, one of the first steps Public Environment Sidney Myer in transforming the area into For more information on Music Bowl an internationally recognised, the redevelopment visit pedestrian-friendly, arts and the arts Victoria website cultural precinct. at www.arts.vic.gov.au Actual Garden View “ouraimistocollaboratewithallstakeholders includingcounciltoestablishanenvironmental benchmarkforotherprojects.Initiativesat Triptychhavethepotentialtostimulatecost effective,sustainabledevelopmentsthroughout thecityofMelbourne.” Tim eLGood – esd, cundaLL SUSTaInaBILITY One of the founding principles of Triptych is responsible, sustainable development. Emphasis has been on reducing energy consumption and water usage and using low emission materials. Opening windows allow the use of passive engineering techniques. Cross-flow ventilation ensures reduced reliance on mechanical ventilation within the village spaces. Water harvesting helps supplement the building’s water needs. Triptych will generate its own electricity to support common area power and heating needs through micro-generation. PAssive engIneerIng sustAInAbLe FloorIng The Village spaces within Triptych Triptych is using Style strand deliver abundant fresh air and woven bamboo, the next daylight deep into the centre of generation in hard flooring, the building. These atrium spaces within the apartments and have been designed to create a on the atrium floors. This high transitional environment, without density solid bamboo floor expensive air conditioning, board has the look and feel of designed to reduce Triptych’s body traditional hardwood floors, but WATER hArVESTING corporate costs. The windows in with the benefit of a hardness Rainwater will be collected the Village spaces are controlled nearly twice that of Jarra Timber. from the roof and the level 6 by a series of smart, yet simple We have chosen not to use the podium and stored onsite for systems that allows these villages timbers of tropical rainforests or reuse. Additionally, water that is to breathe. old growth forests on our floors, usually lost (up to 70,000 litres but have selected this renewable Co-generAtIon per annum) when the sprinklers resource grown on bamboo Triptych will generate its own heat are regularly tested will also be plantations in China. The waste and electricity through a process channelled to these tanks. The generated at harvest is also used called co-generation, another harvested water will contribute to to produce the heat needed strategy aimed at reducing both body our garden irrigation systems and for production of the flooring. corporate costs and carbon emissions. swimming pool replenishment. Choosing a bamboo product A gas fired turbine will generate the Other water conservation ensures that the flooring in our majority of the electricity required strategies include high water project has no adverse impact on to meet the common area energy efficiency taps, shower heads, climate change. needs. The by-product of this WCs and dishwashers. generation is heat, and this heat is used to warm the Village spaces, the pool, and to supplement the domestic hot water supply. SustaInability Co-generAtIon At triptyCh Co-generAtIon PROCESS Micro-generation at Triptych involves the use of a small gas fired engine to produce electricity for the building. The major waste EleCtricity froM Co-generAtIon supplies product from this process is heat, house Lifts which is recycled to provide DistrIbutIon EleCtrical Carpark VEntilation/LightinG heating to the building. Overall, boArd the co-generation system can Common Area LightinG considerably reduce the energy External LightinG costs and lower carbon emissions. Key eLeCTRicity EleCtricity froM froM Co-generAtIon gAs grId hot WAter EleCtricity MICro-generAtIon generAtes EleCtricity froM Gas the WAste heAt Is reCycled. RECyCLED heAt FROM HEAt FROM Co-generAtIon Co-GENERAtIon supplies Gas FROM MAINS Village Space HeatinG hot WATER SwimminG Pool HeatinG froM BOILER Domestic Hot Water boILer “Imaginethesunleavingatraceofcolour throughitsagentraindroponallthewindows thatopenandclose.colourismusicforthe eyesandinfinitechangeisitsconstantnature.” ROBERT oWen - arTisT InSPIRED The striking façade design is a collaboration between the project architects, design team, and Melbourne artist Robert Owen. Comprising three distinct parts, the exterior of Triptych is beautifully textured and coloured, representing a contemporary stained glass garden. Coloured window panes intersperse down the length of the building, representing falling rain. The colours then ‘collect’ atop the aluminium garden façade that fronts the first several storeys. Owen calls this effect, “digital showers.” At the entrance, residents enter beneath a rich and leafy vertical garden, sustained by the building’s water harvesting system. The Artist’s Brief 1. People - DnA and the idea of family resemblance 2. Environment - national Gallery of Victoria and the arts precinct - looking at art - looking at buildings/windows - surface, framing, image, painting and colour 3. Site - Footprint/Foundation/Geology - structure, molecules and the interrelationship of nature “ Triptych’s apartment interiors reflect a style and standard consistent with a quality building, cleverly designed to support a contemporary style with thoughtful appointment of materials, appliances and finishes to reflect the creative style of Triptych and its occupants.” SuE Carr, Director, Carr Design GrouP The Vertical Village This century demands that upon exiting the lift residents luxury apartments in each 3 and contribute to a greater feeling conventional thinking evolve are delivered into the grand level
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