DESIGN
Living for
Tomorrow
Australia’s property market is booming despite the pandemic, with new highs expected when borders open. Property developers are building for the future by designing properties to feel like home, meeting the needs of all prospective homeowners and renters.
JULIANNE PARKINSON CEO, Global Centre for Modern Ageing (GCMA)
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uilding homes of the future requires clear consideration, as developers look to provide houses that suit their occupants for years to come. While livability has always been a factor when building homes, advancements in technology and innovative design ensure that homes are “designed for all of life.” Commercial and General (C&G) consulted the Global Centre for Modern Ageing (GCMA) for their landmark apartment and retail project in North Adelaide.
The project recently secured planning consent from the State Commission Assessment Panel. Construction of the main development will commence in Q2 2022, with completion currently scheduled for Q4 2024. The GCMA’s consultation centred around C&G’s expectations that many purchasers for these state-of-the-art apartments will be for people of all ages. They wanted to ensure the apartments would be suited to these occupants and their families for years to come. Julianne Parkinson, the CEO of GCMA, noted that homes of the future need to consider the
