How These Townhouse-Style Apartments Integrate Biophilic Design Principles
Melbourne-based architecture firm DREAMER and Breathe have designed an apartment development in Brunswick, Australia, that encourages family living. Dubbed 388 Barkly Street, the development features two one-bedroom, four two-bedroom and six three-bedroom apartments set inside and above an old red brick warehouse. DREAMER wanted to provide an alternative to the family home by offering all the amenities of a house in an apartment-style living. The apartments embrace bophilic design principles, so they are flooded with natural light, cross ventilation, views and access to greenery, and natural materials such as timber is used throughout. The courtyards and incidental outdoor areas have been planted with native flora to encourage local insects and birds to engage. The apartments achieve an average natHERS rating of 7.5 stars, with a 39 kW solar array, future-proofed EV charging and plenty of bike storage. Website article with photographs and floor plans; https://simpledwelling.net/episodes/h... These Apartments Allow You to Live Effortlessly Sustainable • How These Apartments Become Highly Sustain... These Sustainable Apartments Have Been Designed for People, Not Investors • How These Sustainable Apartments Have Been... 388 Barkly Street by DREAMER https://www.dreamerlab.com.au/ / dreamer.lab In collaboration with Breathe Architecture https://breathe.com.au/ / breathearchitecture Join to have the Simple Edition delivered to your inbox every month with exclusive interviews with the architects behind these homes; https://simpledwelling.net/simple-edi... Support what I do by becoming a channel member; / @simpledwelling Simple Dwelling https://www.simpledwelling.net / simple_dwelling / simple_dwelling For business inquires, advertising, sponsorship, etc, visit https://www.simpledwelling.net/advertise Produced by Simple Dwelling Filmed and Edited by Simple Dwelling / Anthony Richardson Music via https://artlist.io Hymn of the Bed by Flint #HomeDesign #ApartmentTour #InteriorDesign #HouseTour #HomeTour

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